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I don't really see the point of doing things this way, but sure - create a 'Before/After' routine to leverage UtilityRunJob and then run it After Job. Could even be generic where you pass in the job name to run, etc...

The field's data type is Char(1Cool? Disable 'Smilies' in your post.

Both Num() and IsValid() can be used to check for a number, depending on your need. And you need a numeric comparison, doing it string-wise a value of '1000000' is less than '90' for example.

This *is* the Parallel job forum.

Just edit the original post and change the job type.

Perhaps...

Excellent. Time to mark the topic as Resolved then?

Setup a 'reject link'. Open the online Help and on the Index tab type 'reject rows' for a lengthy discussion on the topic.

Welcome.

Please search the forums for "Controller problem: Unhandled failure", this question has been asked and answered quite a number of times.

You've said that already. Let's try this again.

How can you recognize the records inserted by the first job?

amreesh_singh wrote:But I need to update only records which i have inserted in to the table using 1st job.

First mention of more than one job or of this particular requirement.

How can you recognize the records inserted by the first job?

ray.wurlod wrote:Perhaps you should ask Gordon Sumner.

Oy, that took a moment or two to puzzle out.

Exactly. Eight posts so far and all a mess. This is not a social networking site nor your dang cell phone, it is a professional site where professionals support each other... well, professionally. Do you write your emails at work as poorly? Your documentation?

That would have been a good thing to mention in the first post. What does your official support provider have to say on the subject?

Is 'Windows 2003' a supported platform? Suggest you open a case with your official support provider and see if indeed it is supported and works (or can be made to work) for the client software.

The XML Reader stage is old and has been deprecated. Use the XML Input stage now instead. For documentation there is an XML PACK pdf file in your 'Docs' directory. And an XML Best Practices writeup on Kim Duke's website. ps. The XPath Expression is stored in the 'Description' field in the XML stages.

D'oh! Fixed my typo.