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What kind of messages does your REINDEX show? It is likely that the indices or files are corrupted beyond easy repair.

That is very strange behaviour - does the error come back when you put in that condition on the lookup?

Does this error happen on every run, or is it sporadic? You should set "APT_DISABLE_COMBINATION" to "true" and see which stage is generating the error.

Is your ROW_ID declared as a bigint?

The dsjob command has numerous options that you can use to get this information. One would be "dsjob -jobinfo <YourProject> <YourJob>"

I would guess that the NULL condition hasn't been handled the way you think it has. Can you write a simple job to read your dataset and find out which row has a NULL value for the field X and then check your source data for that row to see what the values actually are?

But in that field it only wants a directory to create the working files; try that without the file name, please.

The whole purpose of using a gZipped file in this case is to save disk space (actually, there is not enough disk space for this file when expanded); so using an interim file is not possible.

In your director in the toolbar under "Tools" there will be an entry for Dataset Management which will let you examine the schema of your dataset.

Well, it seems that there were a couple of solutions to the question I asked, but it turns out that it didn't resolve my issue. I have a fixed length file with CRLF separators, but the final one is missing. I would like to read this using multiple readers but DS complains that the file length is not...

You are not calling a function so the DEFFUN is not the correct call to use (you would have saved a lot of time and effort if you had stated that).

Your code should read

This is probably happening because the c++ compiler is not installed or is the incorrect one. Also, is suSe-Linux a supported platform?

Since you have found the tab in the stage where you can see (and change) in which mode that stage operates I am not sure what you are asking.

dsouza.adithfrancis wrote:...Directory for data and command files : #I have mentioned Directory path with the source file Name#...

What exactly did you enter here; since the error message refers to this value this is where we should be looking.

dj wrote:...and tried to rename copy seq to A....

Does that mean you got an error when trying to rename this? If so, what was that error?