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ray.wurlod wrote:Getting a premium membership would be good, too.

pkll wrote:Can you suggest me above process is correct or not?

Can you suggest us if above process seemed to work or not?

You can get the most recent job run information. Easy enough to try out yourself and see. Use the "-jobinfo" option.

I would imagine your architect would decide that and guide you. When they overlap like that we use the new record rather than the old record for records on the overlap second since that's when it changed.

soumya5891 wrote:Also is there any such guidline to use datastage sort and UNIX sort?

That's simple - don't use the UNIX sort.

An Oracle DATE is a timestamp.

Resolved.

OK... I don't see anywhere where it associates an emp_grp of 2 with 'Maple'. What am I missing?

You posted your "wired job status" question in three posts when it only needed to be in one. I've removed it from the other two... we can talk about it here.

Welcome!

Normally I would say this would be a lookup into a database table that maps group id to group name or some such. However, if this information is defined in the xsd can you post the section of the xsd that shows that?

If this is related to your posts in the SOA forum with your service related questions, shouldn't you be asking it over there? This rather than starting a new post...

That would be the 'static' part that I mentioned.

FYI - Code tags do not allow bold so I changed you to quote tags which do.

chandra.shekhar@tcs.com wrote:@Craig
Actually I get to see probably first two lines only.
From that I assumed what your post is

Not to pile on or anything but that doesn't really work. And is doubly disappointing when we take extra time and effort to help out specifically because of someone's Premium status. [sigh]

I need to check on project default date format once because StringToDate() function is now working for me... :? "now" = "not"? There's no need to check on anything as dates don't have a particular format - strings do but dates do not. If you know what format your string date is ...