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Where are you logging to, the 'legacy repository' or to XMETA? The former will have an ~2GB maximum size per 'log' and if that is exceeded they will corrupt.

Lots of topics here on the subject of milliseconds if you do an exact search and I'm sure something out there would help. Here's one example, there are more:

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1 what?

Ah, I see...

Right... specifically mentioned that because their post was marked as the 7.x release, but thanks for the clarification.

FMTS... plural? Not familiar with that one or at least it's not ringing a bell, need to look it up later, it would seem.

Investigate the FMT() function if we are talking about string fields here. What is the datatype of these columns in the target table?

Your thinking is not correct. The occurs notes multiple columns in the record, not multiple records.

Just for the record... Windows 7 is not a supported platform for the client nor the server and is likely the cause of your issue.

Why not use the IsValid() function?

Unless those jobs all have something in common which could help trouble-shoot this issue, I would suggest involving your official support provider.

Sorry Ray. It's a parallel job. Can this be moved to the Parallel forum? Yes, of course... done. Also, please make use of the Reply to topic button, there's no need to quote everything every time you reply. See how much nicer things look now? Lastly, the forum software removes all "extra"...

What "param flag"? They can do all kinds of things for this but I really was curious to see how the OP was planning on handling it, how they would recognize that it had already run once (or alternatively hadn't run yet). Once we have some idea what the condition might be, then planned on c...

Not you... them.

Still doesn't really change the base answer, which is no - there isn't any automatic way or tool to do this. However, that doesn't mean you couldn't build one... I'd look into taking a dsx export of a job before and after this 'conversion' process to see what is all involved and then see if you can ...