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Something you didn't post an example of? Yes, those would be a problem.

The comma inside the quoted string should not be a problem. Are you certain you told it you had double-quotes for the quote delimiter?

I typically tar or zip up all of the appropriate files, transfer the archive to the new server and then unzip/untar them over there.

Do an exact search here for "jobmonapp".

And please, if you are going to use BBCode and Smilies for quoting tags and happy faces and the like, you cannot disable them in your posts. Change your default. I 'fixed' your posts in this thread.

I'll wager it's simply an artifact of the "automatically handle" option and the fact that the routine does not return a zero. As noted, post the complete, unedited error and we'll see.

You may need to upgrade or roll you own. Also, Mike has already mentioned this but so has Arnd in the past:

ArndW wrote:You will need to declare your Timestamp column with the extended attribute of "microseconds" in order to store fraction seconds.

Have you enabled that attribute?

In other words, spell out your requirements in words for us, just like someone must have spelled it out for you.

You may be confusing Array Size with Transaction Size. The former does not allow a zero while the latter is the one that does. Can you quote the docs where you found it said zero was allowed?

Your data is too large for the target column, perhaps a trim or a substring is in order?

I am trying to install IIS 8.1 using InfoSvr_v8.1_SUSE_x86.tar.gz downloaded from IBM on SUSE 10 SP1 32 bit. Everything is fine until Database for metadata connection screen (I am using Oracle 10g on a different server) I am getting a screen where it is asking for existing WAS installation path. We...

:!: Please don't post the same question twice, especially to put the extra one in the wrong forum. You've already got a perfectly good conversation going on this problem here and if you feel the need to expand on it, please do so over there. As an added bonus, I'm going to move your additional comme...

What operating system? An exact search for "microsecond" should turn up other conversations on this topic, including (from what I recall) the operating systems where this does or does not work.

... or they could just "play with the key" as Ernie posted. He's really smart and I would take his XML advice in a heartbeat... and have.

Or you can bring your data in in sorted order, sorted on the column(s) to check for duplicates, and use stage variables in a Transformer to do what is known as 'group change detection'. Every time you see a combination of fields from your 'duplicate' columns, let the first one through and constrain ...

As with most 64bit operating systems, 64bit Windows will happily run 32bit applications.