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Majority rules? Whatever the rule is, you need to document it!

You may need to count the A values and the R values in each group to make your final decision.

FYI the checkpoint mechanism does work within loops.

Probably easiest to use stage variables (a) to determine that you're in a new group, and (b) to determine whether status A has been seen. Use the LastRowInGroup() function to restrict output to those rows.

The issue is NOT resolved. It is buried under the carpet.

I mean the table definition in the Repository, not in a job.

What is the value of the Null Field Value property?

How are you specifying the separator character? Try specifying it using the Unicode hex value of its codepoint.

anudeepdasari001 wrote:...help me out

Groucho Marx wrote:I'd love to help you out. Which way did you come in?

Welcome aboard.
What do the two source numbers represent?
What (precisely) are you trying to achieve? (Hint: "16:11:4730" is not a timestamp.)

We could guess your requirement, but that would waste everyone's time were the guess incorrect.

Kim, how does the "touch file" approach work if the job activity failure is at, say, the fourth iteration of a loop?

Port number is the port number on which the web service is listening.

If you haven't got this right, then you can't get any response. Which you are interpreting as a null response.

Can you import using DataStage Designer and the Connector Import Wizard, specifying your MDM Connector when doing so?

qt_ky wrote:I think newer versions store the data in XMETA instead of a separate DSODB.

It's always been possible to install DSODB as a separate schema within the XMETA database. Or you can install it in any other ODBC-accessible database.

Can you import the Oracle metadata using one of the other tools, such as DataStage or Information Analyzer?

Can you invoke the same web service through some other client, such as SoapUI ?