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- igormicevContributor
Hi @Karthikgs,
If you’re selecting/generating data then the snap won’t support such a series of commands, but if the queries do update/delete/insert then you shouldn’t have issues.
So in order to overpass it, you can introduce a separate “Pipeline Execute” in which you’ll be executing the passed queries and save the result into a table in Oracle. Lastly, just query out the table(s) with the generated results.
/Igor
- KarthikgsNew Contributor
Thanks @igormicev for your advise, will try your solution, thanks again for your time and feedback.