DSXchange

All DSX files are saved on the Windows client. Therefore one would expect that the line terminators are DOS-style. Inspection with a hex editor verifies that this is the case, at least on my client machine. Have you found something different?

You must move the file to the client on the Citrix server.

Can you please give us some examples of input and expected output?

Are you trying to generate a check digit on an International Standard Book Number?

int32 is a signed 32-bit integer.

If you don't want signed numbers, uint32 is an unsigned 32-bit integer.

Not sure what you're trying to accomplish. (9 * 0) will always be 0. IsValid() always returns true for "string" (unless the value is null).

The rules won't have changed, but there's probably a newer version of the header file that you need to include.

What kind (brand) of database?

Custom Stages chapter in Parallel Job Advanced Developer's Guide

Format Cells in Excel to govern the display characteristics. Dates are actually stored in a binary format.

Have you tried a Search?

The column name in both cases is READONLY.

"Somehow"?

May I suggest that the error was between the keyboard and the chair?

The error message suggests otherwise. Maybe you have a VarChar column in which the precision (length) field has not been filled in at all, somewhere in the job.

Well done.

Guess what commands Cleanup Resources uses on the server side?

That's right: LIST.READU, UNLOCK and PORT.STATUS - all of which are also under the covers of the DS.TOOLS menu.

Server jobs don't really have data types at all, just three data classes - numeric, non-numeric (string) and null. Numeric is quite flexible, and includes "scientific notation" e.g. 6.023E23 for exponents up to maybe 38. So even if your source number is too large to be an integer, a server...

Craig has it.