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CREATE TABLE #Source
(
Id int identity(1,1)
,categoryint
,Leaf_Node_code varchar(10) --
,Level1_Name varchar(20)
,Level2_Name varchar(20)

[Code] ....

Here category 1 has 3 levels ,

category 2 has 4 levels ,
category 3 has 5 levels ,

Below is the target table, here Leaf_Node_code should populate to only for leaf nodes for each category .. Need to populate Node_id with hierarchical data

I am unable frame a sql query to handle different levels , in future #Source may have more levels .

How to handle multiple hierarchy levels .. here only leaf node should have Leaf_Node_code

CREATE TABLE TARGET_TABLE
(
ID INT IDENTITY(1,1) primary key
,Node_id HIERARCHYID
,category int
,Parent_id int references TARGET_TABLE(id)
,Leaf_Node_code varchar(10)
,Namevarchar(20)
)

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11NULLNULLWorld
211NULLAsia
312101India
42NULLNULLa
524NULLaa
625NULLaaa
726102aaaa
83NULLNULLb
938NULLbb
1039NULLbbb
11310NULLbbbb
12311103bbbb

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We found that some of the data field become 'null' after the load action finished, if we load the same data again, problem disappeared, we can't 100% reproduce this issue each time, we don't know why, Anybody here can help us to solve this issue or give us some clue?


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