Hi,
Yes there is a method to identify the mismatch column. It might be a slow process, but always worked for me.
You can use the following statment.
SELECT
column1 ,
--column2 ,
--column3,
--column4,
--column5
FROM test
UNION
SELECT
col_accno,
--col2_dt,
--col3_start_dt,
--col4_end_dt,
--col5_name
FROM "STG_OUT".test_data
Now uncommment the column one by one and you will get the column actually causing the mismatch.
Khurram
Hi,
Yes there is a method to identify the mismatch column. It might be a slow process, but always worked for me.
You can use the following statment.
SELECT
column1 ,
--column2 ,
--column3,
--column4,
--column5
FROM test
UNION
SELECT
col_accno,
--col2_dt,
--col3_start_dt,
--col4_end_dt,
--col5_name
FROM "STG_OUT".test_data
Now uncommment the column one by one and you will get the column actually causing the mismatch.
Khurram