If you ever needed to change the logical data types via a transformation script, you’ll need to get the type by name. The lines below will get the logical type and place it in a variable for reuse.

var kBinaryType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“Binary”); var kBooleanType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“Boolean”); var kCharType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“Char”); var kCurrencyType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“Currency”); var kDateType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“Date”); var kDateTimeType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“DateTime”); var kDecimalType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“Decimal”); var kIntegerType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“Integer”); var kStringType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“String”); var kTimeType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“Time”); var kTimestampType = model.getDesign().getLogicalDatatypeSet().getLogTypeByName(“Timestamp”);

for example :

attribute.setLogicalDatatype(kTimestampType);

Last modified on 2016-03-20