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"File system" here is the disk onto which you are writing the file. There simply is not enough room for it. The only remedies are to delete some unwanted things from that disk or write to a disk that has more free space.

A question about importing a table definition from an XSD. Is there any way to include the documentation attribute for each column (element) in the imported table definition? It seems a shame that, if a vendor has gone to all the trouble of documenting the schema fully, that documentation were not a...

Because, just like a sequence in - say - Oracle, what's stored in the sequence is the next available key value. Not the one you've just generated.

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Make sure you have access to this pathname on your Information Server server, and have credentials to use reporting.

Go to the Information on Demand 2009 Conference in late October.

There they offer a "certification preparation" class plus you can take the exam for free.

The number of reject datasets "0" is less than the number of input datasets "1".
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Ernie, can you cite any worthwhile "XML for Dummies" reference?

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There are two kinds of input link, stream (get next row) and reference (get row by key). One SQL statement relates to the former, the other to the latter and contains a WHERE clause that refers to the key column(s).

Try declaring the field to be VarChar(512). (If Oracle, use 768).

Are you on the same project as theppaks, who posed the very same question in the QualityStage forum?

Or you can simply use a Hashed File stage pointed at SDKSequences with "made up" metadata - one VarChar (key) column and one integer column.

Use stage variables for the target of your parsing, and detect whether each is populated.

There are many possibilites. Probably the easiest is to use a Complex Flat File stage.

Yes, DataStage can do that. Where are the binary data?