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malloc(): memory corruption (fast) ? In your shoes, I be getting that in front of my official support provider.

Old Fartian.

For SQL Server, I would imagine you could do something similar with the Stored Procedure stage set to ODBC.

Angle brackets, not square brackets.

SURA wrote:XML_Input_12,0: Error: The link contains more than one repetition rule

The repetition element is the one you marked as the 'key' field in the XML Input stage... sounds like you marked more than one. You can't do that.

Who said there was none of that? Well... no drum but I've seen plenty of the others and 8-inch floppies to boot. Heck, the first system I worked on professionally had a CDC (Hawk?) drive with one fixed platter and a removable cartridge... and from what I recall they held 5 MEGABYTES apiece. Big stuf...

Not without more information. What exactly are you doing in the ODBC stage?

It's a "shell" command, you can't just type it there and expect it to work. So that means using ExecSH in a routine and then using that routine in the UVA stage which will capture the output of the command when you pass it back out.

The 'key change column' is set to 1 (true) the first time it see a new value in the defined group. Every time that same value follows, the key change column is set to 0 (false) to show it hasn't changed. So basically, every time it is true set your stage variable that controls the 'note seq' value t...

Sounds like it may be waiting for each individual job rather than starting all and then doing the group wait thing.

Doesn't the post you linked to answer all of your questions?

You could also leverage the Sort stage and its ability to add a 'key change column' which would simplify the work needed in the transformer.

From what I recall, it should run them in parallel.

Sorry, had to move this to the correct forum.

Yes.