For example
there is a column order_payment_method , in which values in other format and
you want to change in proper format , for that we have made some business rules
as below.
StringHandling.LEN(row1.Order_Payment_Method)
> 0 ?
CommonDb.like(StringHandling.DOWNCASE(row1.Order_Payment_Method), "%ccavenue-credit_card%")?"CCAvenue_CC":
CommonDb.like(StringHandling.DOWNCASE(row1.Order_Payment_Method),"%credit_card%")?"CreditCard":
CommonDb.like(StringHandling.DOWNCASE(row1.Order_Payment_Method),"%ccavenue%")?"CCAvenue": “N/A”
Here orders of the business rules are very important
because if you have noticed there are two categories “credit_card” and
“ccavenue-credit_card” so if you interchange the order it will change
“ccavenue-credit_card” to CreditCard so you should put “ccavenue-credit_card”
first then for “credit_card” same for others.
LIKE is better option if you are not sure what else
will be coming with value otherwise you can use .equals() option , in above
case you should better use .equals because those categories are fixed.
Best example for using like option is color, like if item name
contains black then Black, and if contain “dusk black” then “Dusk Black”
Need to add commonDb code
CommonDb.like(StringHandling.DOWNCASE(main.Item_Name),"%dusk black%")?"Dusk Black":
CommonDb.like(StringHandling.DOWNCASE(main.Item_Name),"%deep black%")?"Deep Black":
CommonDb.like(StringHandling.DOWNCASE(main.Item_Name),"%black%")?"Black"
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