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The following changes have been applied to
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Release 5.1
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Beginning in Release 5.1, all
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NOTE: This feature is enabled by default, as this change does not break any steps created in previous versions of the product. It can be disabled if needed. See Miscellaneous Configuration. |
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NOTE: This capability represents a powerful enhancement to the language, as you can now use dynamic inputs for all functions. |
The following expression is a valid transform in
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myString
that begins with the @
sign until the end of the string, inclusive:D code |
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derive value: substring(myString, find(myString, '@', true, 0), length(myString) |
Nested arithmetic expressions:
Suppose you wanted just the value after the @
sign until the end of the string. Prior to Release 5.1, the following generated a validation error:
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derive value: substring(myString, find(myString, '@', true, 0) + 1, length(myString) |
In the above, the addition of +1
to the second parameter is a nested expression and was not supported. Instead, you had to use multiple steps to generate the string value.
Beginning in Release 5.1, the above single-step transform is supported.
Nested column references:
In addition to arithmetic expressions, you can nested column references. In the following example, the previous step has been modified to replace the static +1
with a reference to a column containing the appropriate value (at_sign_offset
) :
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derive value: substring(myString, find(myString, '@', true, 0) + at_sign_offset, length(myString) |
Nested function references:
Now, you can combine multiple function references into a single computation. The following computes the total volume of a cube of length side
and then multiplies that volume by the number of cubes (cube_count
) to compute the total cube_volume
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derive type: single value: MULTIPLY(POW(cube_side,3),cube_count) as: 'cube_volume' |
For more information, see Wrangle Language.
SOURCEROWNUMBER function generates null values consistently
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