Lookup Transformation Fails on Oracle

Hi,

I am trying to use a lookup in a package and check for some conditions. On the advanced tab, I am trying to modify the condition from = to <=. But the same doesnt work when the target is on oracle, but the same works fine on SQL Server and DB2.

Any idea regarding the same?

Thanks,

Manish Singh

Can you execute the SQL query against the Oracle database using SQL*Plus or another similar query tool? It may be possible that Oracle does not support the specific syntax you're trying to use; since it's not included in your post it is difficult to say.

Can you post the modified SQL statement here?

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Yes, the query gets executed against oracle database after passing some defalt values. Below is the modified sql which I am changing on the advanced tab. The same works for SQL Server and DB2

select * from

(SELECT A_KEY, KEY_ID, SOURCE_ID, EFFECTIVE_FROM_DT, EFFECTIVE_TO_DT, EFF_START_DT, EFF_END_DT

FROM TABLEA) as refTable

where [refTable].[SOURCE_ID] = ? and [refTable].[KEY_ID] = ? and [refTable].[EFFECTIVE_FROM_DT] <= ? and [refTable].[EFFECTIVE_TO_DT] >= ? and [refTable].[EFF_START_DT] <= ? and [refTable].[EFF_END_DT] >= ?

The default condition generated is as follows:

select * from

(SELECT A_KEY, KEY_ID, SOURCE_ID, EFFECTIVE_FROM_DT, EFFECTIVE_TO_DT, EFF_START_DT, EFF_END_DT

FROM TABLEA) as refTable

where [refTable].[SOURCE_ID] = ? and [refTable].[KEY_ID] = ? and [refTable].[EFFECTIVE_FROM_DT] = ? and [refTable].[EFFECTIVE_TO_DT] = ? and [refTable].[EFF_START_DT] = ? and [refTable].[EFF_END_DT] = ?

|||Thanks for the additional information, although I'm not sure what to tell you. It looks fine to me, so I do not know why Oracle doesn't like it.