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Split from this post, if anyone is wondering who the "you" and "your" that is being referred to is. http://www.dsxchange.com/viewtopic.php?p=392214 Nagaraj - Please explain your issue and job design and we'll see what we can do to get your particular issue solved. Also please edi...

No, pretty sure you got everything right in noting the fact that they need to esure the 'trigger column' has no XPath Expression so it is not included in the output XML. Me, I was just trying to point out that the actual Trigger Column option is what controls when the output filename changes, in cas...

Just to be anal - are you running a 64bit version of DataStage as well?

Hmmm... try doing an exact search for "Bad file descriptor" and see if anything there helps.

D'oh! [hangs head in shame]

Do an exact search for "Could not map table file", it's been discussed here quite a bit. Your lookup is "too big" and I'll wager you're on a 32bit system, which is where I've seen this message in the past.

Oooo ooo! [thrusts hand into the air] Pick me! Pick me!

awk?

The simplest answer to the question "What is divide by zero rule"? Don't

Sorry... I have no Teradata experience. Hopefully someone who does will be along.

tanaya.deshpande@tieto.co wrote:well yes it is a Datastage question ...

Not the way you phrased it. Add in a specific example or a DataStage error or problem you are seeing and then I'd agree. Otherwise it's just an excercise in Googling.

Seems to be saying that (at least) one of your input columns is not nullable.

Yah, looks like they were corrupted... guessing you may have run out of space.

Not really any kind of explicit DataStage question, is it? So...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Division_by_zero

You actually mean a Key column for grouping, the Trigger Column option does something else entirely.

Not to worry and certainly not a waste of our time... that's why we do this. Glad you got it sorted out.