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I'm attempting to perform a simple GET for a REST api, in which I use a predetermined URL to return a series of reports, based on a date range. I'm able to successfully perform the action with both a web browser and Postman, but when running calling it with my DS job (utilizing a hierarchical stage)...

Thanks for your reply Ernie.

As I still am trying to resolve this, is there any way that I could see the full post without it being hidden? I paid for a thirty day premium membership a week ago but so far still it still hasn't taken effect.

This is hopefully a pretty basic question, but I've gotten some confusing information from IBM regarding it, so I wanted to seek advice here - I have a requirement to make a web service call (Soap), and using SSL authentication. I've used the WebService pack to make API calls before, but the SSL req...

I ran into this problem previously three or four years ago, and can't recall how I resolved it. I'm using a hierarchical stage to create a pretty basic xml file (based on an imported xsd). I'm getting output of an multiple xml files (one per input row), instead of just one single file containing all...

My searching for this hasn't turned up any results, but figured I'd put the question to the experts. Is there a method for performing a mass extract of the file and dataset schemas within a DS project? I know that for a particular instance, the columns could be saved as a table definition and then e...

Solved the issue. I was splitting the file into two parts before processing (via a job that read the file as a whole string of data into two separate cff targets). Somehow in the splitting the binary data was getting mangled.

Marked as resolved.

Hello - This one has me perplexed so I'm hoping someone might have a suggestion. I have a number of ebcidic files I'm reading via CFF stage, and outputting to flat files. Going pretty smoothly, except I've hit a snag with one of the files whose definition is thus: 05 SPARMSGU-RECORD. 10 PART-NB PIC ...

Thanks Mike. Yep - your summary is exactly right. And I'd wondered if Waves might play into it. I'll keep that in mind for the future. In regards to my current problem, I was able to solve it within the transformer. I made the initial data selection with the Oracle stage (which as I mentioned can re...

Thanks Mike. Yep - your summary is exactly right. And I'd wondered if Waves might play into it. I'll keep that in mind for the future. In regards to my current problem, I was able to solve it within the transformer. I made the initial data selection with the Oracle stage (which as I mentioned can re...

Greetings - I've been in the forums all morning, and can't quite find a problem similar to the one I'm encountering. I have a simple job that uses an Oracle connector to read a table for a few employee details. It also calls an Oracle procedure to generate a user id, for any records that don't have ...

This is a rather odd problem I believe. The output I'm getting from my webservice call is an empty xml file (containing only a single line feed). I'm getting this result with a couple of different web service calls. Job design is simple - WS Client ---> File (and for "File", I've tried bot...

Ray - My process was just a single simple job, designed as such: WS ClientStage ----> Sequential File Stage That makes me even more curious as to why the contents of the Value File weren't being recognized within the stage. (In Trace mode, the Soap body showed an empty value for the tag that should ...

It just seems like the Paremeter Set should work though. I only need to read it at the beginning of the job - just to pass it once, at the beginning of the job, to the web service. Before moving on I'll keep trying to see if I have something wrong. I can see the value in the file, and that it's set ...

I have a process where I make a web service call to obtain an ID string value, which I then must use as one of the input tags in subsequent web service calls. I'm trying to accomplish this by using a Parameter Set, where I write the value to the "Value file" within the set. I can see that ...

Thanks Ernie. Couple of questions just to clarify - -When you mentioned adding the 'working' payload to a derivation (inside a dummy transformer I'm assuming), do you mean the entire soa envelope content? I'm assuming yes. -Also, you mentioned the input and xml output stage. You also mentioned havin...