Tell us a bit more about the Sequential File stage - in particular whether you have NLS enabled and, if so, which character map is being specified.
The "?"character typically indicates a character that cannot be mapped using the currently selected character map. The solution would be to choose a map that does allow this character to be mapped (to a Unicode code point).
Not able to read high values
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That character is not covered by ASCII, even extended ASCII. Therefore you would need NLS enabled, and to use a map that handles the character - perhaps ISO8859-15.
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Bear in mind that NLS works at "two levels".
You need to have an NLS code page enabled in the dsenv file for view data to work as well as in the project/job.
If you only define NLS in the project/job the data may well get transferred correctly but you won't be able to see it unless you load it in to a database and view the table from database IDE.
Hope that helps.
Bob
You need to have an NLS code page enabled in the dsenv file for view data to work as well as in the project/job.
If you only define NLS in the project/job the data may well get transferred correctly but you won't be able to see it unless you load it in to a database and view the table from database IDE.
Hope that helps.
Bob
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