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Nice. Please delete the other three duplicate posts before someone replies to them.

The suggestion was to use a BASIC routine in a Sequence job to build the parameter, IConv and OConv would be available there.

I'm going to stick to my original suggestion. Investigate something like this when you aren't under the gun to finish "as fast as you can". You'll waste more time futzing with this than you'll realize and if you just buckle down and do the monkey work it will be done before you know it. Futz when yo...

Have you filled in all the Telnet Login information? It is separate from the FTP information. Also, are you certain you have Telnet access to that server? FTP access != telnet access.

No. If you want to "finish as fast as you can" then do not waste time on an effort to make this faster, just do it. Any sort of automated effort would take a fair degree of expertise with the underlying architecture. Have you considered a shared container if the lookups are the same? Or just copy/pa...

Or create a static filename in your job and then rename the file 'after job' using your O/S to add the date/time stamp.

Yes, but don't let the label "Reject" bother you if it is.

Better to replace it with an External Source stage and just pass in the filename, let the XML Input stage do the reading of the file itself, directly.

Perhaps someone has enabled Tracing in your Project? Check via the Administrator under Properties/Tracing for that specific project.

Exactly.

ray.wurlod wrote:I suspect an Intel chip is required also, but am not 100% certain on this.

Nope.

You are better off using the External Source stage and just passing in the filename to the XML Input stage.

Is this Windows or UNIX? Hmmm... UNIX doesn't use the %server% token, that's only for Windows. UNIX just needs the big four: from,to,subject,body to be happy.