[Download-List] Picking specific values in multi-valued field
Jeffery G. Summers
jsummers at transy.edu
Thu May 26 16:53:52 EDT 2011
That, I think, will do the trick! I've used that only once before and
completely forgot about it. I need to get a new copy of the DOWNLOAD help
pdf too! Thanks Don!
From: download-list-bounces at cedarville.edu
[mailto:download-list-bounces at cedarville.edu] On Behalf Of Don Prezioso
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 4:49 PM
To: Cedarville DOWNLOAD Users
Subject: Re: [Download-List] Picking specific values in multi-valued field
Jeffery,
I'm not sure I understand the exact problem, but couldn't you use
NUM.VALUES 2 VALUE.SEPARATOR "*"?
Don
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Donald Prezioso
Director of Administrative I.T.
Ashland University
Ashland, Ohio
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[download-list-bounces at cedarville.edu] On Behalf Of Jeffery G. Summers
[jsummers at transy.edu]
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 4:32 PM
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Subject: [Download-List] Picking specific values in multi-valued field
I've not done this before using DOWNLOAD.and if it is do-able, what's the
best method?
I need to create an extract for a 3rd party with the primary file being
STUDENT.ACAD.CRED. I need to pull in from COURSE.SECTIONS the
SEC.XLIST.COURSE.SECTIONS field. However, I can't just use NUM.VALUES 2
(or ALL). The data spec wants the field to be
PrimarySectionId*SecondarySectionId. I know I can massage the data in
Excel after-the-fact or create a computed column but would like to create
as few extra steps/computed columns as possible.
Suggestions? Thanks!
Regards,
Jeffery G. Summers
Administrative Computing
Transylvania University
Office: 859-233-8134
Direct: 859-233-8139
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