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How, exactly, did you 'copy' the jobs? How did you make it NRO?

Post it in the Enhancement Request forum. Which does, as far as I know, really get 'taken up' with IBM.

A) That's not huge. B) Post your actual error(s) and your handling details.

Sheesh... first off, learn how to quote someone properly. And nothing works except plain text when you enable the 'Disable BBCode in this post' option. Same techniques should work, just think a little outside of the box. If there's truly no relation between them, consider creating one, even an artif...

But when the Xpath is imported it will import only Two fields statcode & stavalue,but for these columns i need to push Eight Fields of data. That's because there are only two elements. Doesn't matter how many 'fields of data' you have. I would think you just need to use the two and then mark on...

I have no idea why this would be disallowed, but the answer is 'no'.

No such thing as a 'hash file', unless - as Ray is likely to say - you are planning on shaping a block of hash. The proper terminology is 'hashed file'.

Why a UserVariables stage? Are you planning on driving a Loop? Use a Routine Activity stage and conditional triggers for this task.

Download the XML Best Practices document from Kim Duke's website. It will lay that all out for you, how to combine intermediate chunks of XML into your final schema.

Hold on... you're trying to attach to a job, interrogate it for link counts (etc,etc) all in a UserVariables Activity stage expression? You'll need to write a routine to do all this and pass your found value back out, then leverage the routine's $ReturnValue there. Edited to add: Actually, what valu...

You need to include the proper header file:



Or more properly:

Of course, as do mine. I realized after I posted that 'my' jobs only used the XML Input/Output stages for testing and that I can replace them with RTI stages because we use XML Transformers inside the job when the XML needs to be manipulated. The RTI stages happily pass along any kind of squirt of i...

Probably the best answer. You might enjoy this post, thought of your issue when I read it.

Then you need to work with them to ascertain what is different between your 'Oracle system' and theirs. First thing I'd wonder about would be the specific release of the Oracle client both are using.

As Ernie notes, as the last step Ray mentions I typically replace the XML stages with RTI stages.