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Peter Larsen commented on TEIID-1819:
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There needs to be a way to set the values of A.id and B order_id. We cannot assume that
the data file will contain information for relational referential integrity. It may simply
be the sequence of things that indicates a relationship, so the B.order_id needs to be
derived from A.id.
Or did I misunderstand your statement here? I'm simply talking about assigning the
value to the B.order_id column. The join/relationship is of course done later on query.
Reading multi entity data from a single data file
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Key: TEIID-1819
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIID-1819
Project: Teiid
Issue Type: Feature Request
Components: Query Engine
Affects Versions: 7.6
Environment: Any
Reporter: Peter Larsen
Assignee: Steven Hawkins
A common problem for data files is the concept of multiple data sets inclosed in the same
file. An example is a data file of accounts receivable orders. You'll export at least
two logical entities: Orders and OrderLines. Each of the two entities have very different
data sets; the relate (OrderLines belong to a particular Order) and there are a dynamic
number of OrderLines per Order.
A common way to differentiate is to put a special "record type" selector as the
first field in each record. Ie. A and B. The load program will based on this selector
apply different templates to map the columns, and it will also know that the OrderLines
are associated with the Order above it and create that relation column ID in the out put.
Example:
;selector=A,orderdate,ordernumber,customernumber,ordertotal,ordertax
;selector=B,lineno,itemno,description,quantity,priceach,pricetotal
A,10-dec-2011,12345,3322,3000,222
B,1,123,Sprockets Black,30,50,1500
B,2,333,Sprockets Blue,300,5,1500
A,11-dec-2011,12346,3311,.....
etc.
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