ODI Datastore Length differs with the DB length -IKM throws value too large
ODI datastore when reverse engineered shows different length to that of the datalength in the actual db.
ODI Datastore column details: char(44)
Target db column : varchar2(11 char)
The I$ table inserts char44 into varchar2(11char) in the target. As the source column value is empty ODI throws
"ORA-12899: value too large for column (actual: 44, maximum: 11).
Yes. I have reverse engineered the target also.
source datatype varchar2(11 char)
After Reverse Engineering
odi datstore datatype-Source : char(44)
target datatype: varchar2(11 char)
after Reverse Engineering
odi datstore datatype-Target : char(44)
Since the target datastore is char(44) in ODI Datastore and the values in the source column are null/spaces, the IKM inserts them into the target Column which is of 11 Char and the above mentioned value too large error occurs.
There are no junk values seen on the column and I tried with substr(column,1,7) and
Trim functions too and it does not help.
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