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I have not seen/experienced the behaviour you describe. Does it happen on all clients at your site, or just yours?

In which case set the Quote character in the format to none.

Double click on the row number in the Columns grid for a column definition that is nullable. Find the Null Field Values in the available properties to add when the Nullable folder is selected.

Only the conductor node does logging. Can we please see event detail for events 144587 and 144588, which is where the time slip has actually occurred?

deesh wrote:Datastage taking as binary( 8 )

What precisely do you mean by this?
What data type is reported when you import the table definition using the orchdbutil facility?

Indeed. There is no need for recursion. A single call would remove all the numbers generated as the list index variable's value.

Look at line #4 of the dsenv in the initiating post in this thread. ************* ORACLE_HOME=/app/oracle; export ORACLE_HOME TNS_ADMIN=/app/oracle/network/admin; export TNS_ADMIN LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/app/oracle/lib; export LD_LIBRARY_PATH PATH=$PATH:/usr/bin:/app/oracle/bin; export PATH *************

No idea. Have you tried it?

Given how long Windows 7 has been generally available (one day as I post this) I doubt it, and can guarantee that IBM will not have certified their products on Windows 7 thus far.

Not really. You could export the project and do a global search and replace, but you need to be aware in this case that the SQL type is stored as an enumerated value. Are you using imported table definitions?

This statement in dsenv destroys pre-existing shared library search list.
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/app/oracle/lib; export LD_LIBRARY_PATH


It should read:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/app/oracle/lib; export LD_LIBRARY_PATH

That and do something that will allow you to exit, such as using (Counter + 1) in the recursive call. Otherwise you appear to be calling the routine an infinite number of times with Counter set to 200.

The "someone" might even be you, if you have Director open on the same job.

Try using a CHAR match. I suggest this because your requirement is that the words must be the same. An upstream Standardization will have placed main name and first name into the correct buckets, overcoming the order problem, and generated the NYSIIS value on which you're blocking.

Have you set a Null Field Value property for each of these fields? For example if you have set ten spaces as the Null Field Value of a Char(10) field, then the import operator will convert this to NULL.

Can you please show the Event ID and Timestamp of all 15 events in the job log?