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Then perhaps it's not able to handle the "19 to 25" number of columns aspect of this. If that's truly the case, you'll need to fall back on the transformer / field() combination. Unfortunately, I'm not anywhere where I can actually test / play with this.

No need to create multiple datasets, just multiple lookups to the same dataset would suffice.

Lost. You want "bold" and "italics" in your database? Sounds more like HTML than flattened XML to me, is that really what you are after on the output side?

First thing I do is scan through the output for the "##E" error lines, then perhaps go back and check the "##W" warnings as well.

In the transformer? Field(). That or a Column Import stage, I would think.

Welcome. Just for the record, nothing here is 'ASAP' as this is a peer-to-peer all volunteer site where people post when and where they can. Please keep that in mind when asking for help. That being said, why the focus on RCP? That's not exactly something someone who is brand spanking new to the pro...

subrat wrote:Yeah, i do have proper access to it.

If that doesn't help, perhaps it would if you could show us what you believe to be 'proper access' for your user. In case it is... less than proper.

Please reply ASAP Why? What makes this urgent for Kim or anyone else for that matter? :? Search here for any DS_JOBS query and add a filter on CATEGORY. Any export would need to be done either for the entire project or one job at a time, as has been mentioned here over and over. So you solve your '...

In case it was unclear, from what I recall people posting here, orchadmin always returns a zero exit status regardless of what happens.

For the record, yes - I agree with Ray.

Does this happen with all attempts to view data or just on the newly imported jobs? If those are one in the same, create a new job and see if the problem persists. As noted, probably a config issue on the new server.

FYI, there's a specific forum for discussions / questions about things of this nature.

Not sure I'd worry about finding 'that place' again seeing as how they're wrong. Unless you wanted to let them know that.

lakshmi.vasu wrote:Also what is the syntax to execute this batch script through command line.

Type its name.

Pretty much what it says, you ran out of resources. Was your system heavily loaded at the time? Are you reading an exceptionally large file? You haven't given us much to go on, so forced to guess.