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User Defined Function

Former Member
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Can someone give me some info on writing UDF's...

Also what is the difference between a simple UDF and an Advanced UDF?

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Former Member
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Hey Alex,

There are two different types of UserDefinedFunctions are there.

1. Simple UserDefined Function :

Whenever simple transformation required, we go with this

more n detail... which can process individual field input values for each function call.

2. Advanced UserDefined Function

Whenever complex transformation required, we go with this.

more n detail : Which can process non single input values ( like array) for each function call. and it can be like value attribute includes cache, context etc., and it stores the result in resultset.

Cheers.,

S

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Former Member
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<b>what is the difference between a simple UDF and an Advanced UDF?</b>

There are two types of User Defined Functions 1. Sipmle UDFand 2. Advanced UDF.

Simple User Defined Functions can process individual field inputs for each function call.

Advanced User Defined Functions can process multiple field input values for each function call.

STALANKI
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Check the michal blog.

/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/02/25/simple-java-code-in-graphical-mapping--xi

Former Member
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Hi Alex,

did you check this thread?

Kind Regards,

Sergio