Orchestrate Exception
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You need to look in the record schema - either in the generated OSH or in the score - to see the C-style data types reported. Clearly string[n] corresponds to the SQL data type Char(n) while string[max=n] corresponds to the SQL data type VarChar(n). When these are ustring it means that NLS is enabled and DataStage is using Unicode (rather than ASCII) for manipulating the strings internally. If you enable the Extended column in the Columns grid you will be able to see the word "Unicode" there.
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