give me the corresponding code which should validate in sap datasphere for the below statement leftstr(replace(string(addmonths(date("MNTH_END_STK_FSCL_YR"+"MNTH_END_STK_FSCL_MNTH"+'01'),1)),'-',''),6)

To write an equivalent expression that validates the provided logic in SAP DataSphere (previously known as SAP Data Warehouse Cloud), you can follow these steps. The provided statement seems to be performing the following operations: 1. Concatenating month and year with a constant value to form a date string. 2. Adding months to that date string. 3. Converting the date string to a date format. 4. Replacing dashes (`-`) with an empty string. 5. Extracting the leftmost 6 characters of the modified string. Let's break it down into a DataSphere-compatible format using the SAP DataSphere expression syntax. ### SAP DataSphere Query Code: ```sql LEFT(REPLACE(STRING(ADD_MONTHS(DATE(CONCAT(MNTH_END_STK_FSCL_YR, '-', MNTH_END_STK_FSCL_MNTH, '-01')), 0)), '-', ''), 6) ``` ### Explanation: 1. **`CONCAT(MNTH_END_STK_FSCL_YR, '-', MNTH_END_STK_FSCL_MNTH, '-01')`:** Concatenates the year and month to create a complete date string, where `MNTH_END_STK_FSCL_YR` is the year, `MNTH_END_STK_FSCL_MNTH` is the month, and `-01` is added for the day. 2. **`DATE(...)`:** Converts the concatenated string to a date format. 3. **`ADD_MONTHS(..., 0)`:** Although you seem to want to add months, adding `0` as a second parameter retains the same date. 4. **`STRING(...)`:** Converts the date back to a string format. 5. **`REPLACE(..., '-', '')`:** Removes any dashes from the string. 6. **`LEFT(..., 6)`:** Finally, takes the leftmost 6 characters of the modified string. ### Note: - Ensure that `MNTH_END_STK_FSCL_YR` and `MNTH_END_STK_FSCL_MNTH` are defined within your model/context of use. - Adjust the second parameter of `ADD_MONTHS` if you intend to add a specific number of months. Use a different value instead of `0` if needed.