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My understanding is that the record length is telling the sequential file stage that the end of character has arrived, but infact it recieves a space. Look at the last field and its length. If thats ok then you need to work your way to the first column verifying each field honors the length specifie...

Thats a user defined signal. See what it means by looking into the header file signal.h

How many nodes are you using? and on how many cpus? What about the disk utilization. A lot of factors involved.

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Great. You can mark your post as "Resolved" then.

You can always write a script, test it out from command line and invoke it from before/after job subroutines 'ExecSH' or a few other places.

In order to capture the rejects, specify the constraint of the reject link as
where DBLINK is the name of the link going to your odbc stage. Also make sure your array size is set to 1.

Search the forums. This information has been covered time and again with several different ways. Choose the best that suits your needs.

This post might be of interest to you.

There is a similar Basic function by Ray on his home page, which works great. You can convert the logic to C code, with his permission offcourse.

Go to job properties, in the Performance tab, uncheck Use Project Defaults, check Enable row buffer with option Inter process.

Search on key words like 'parallel migration'. Ray's class is going on this week. Check the home page. Its too late for the transition class. The registration for advanced classes is going on.

Anything huh...a hobbit, a chicken, anything.

Mostly databases are set up on static ports, atleast on all sites I have seen that use SQL Server. I am guessing its the same at your place too roy.

No. It will read it one by one. For appending you need to join them. Do you have a key on both the files, on which the files will be joined?