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ray.wurlod

Simplified overview: Start with a regular job. SourceStage ---> Stages ---> TargetStage Replace source and target stages with XML-handling stages. XMLInput ---> Stages ---> XMLOutput Add RTI stages. These require you to have purchased SOA edition. RTIInput ---> XMLInput ---> Stages ---> XMLOutput --...

ray.wurlod

Welcome aboard.

What is the physical size of /opt/webapps/QualityStage/projects/BMS/Data/STAN when it contains 90,000 rows?

I'm assuming that this file is the result of a Standardization stage.

ray.wurlod

The IBM class Advanced QualityStage is almost entirely about Pattern Action Language. It has examples and explanations beyond what is available from the manual.

Apart from that, I'm not aware of any other documentation about PAL.

ray.wurlod

Be more specific about the design of the first job. How does it identify and capture these "error" records? Surely it is enough to detect the non-zero size of the file into which they are captured?

ray.wurlod

REJECTED is not a verb. In server Transformer stages it is an output link variable.

You say you are using it. Then surely it does exist?

ray.wurlod

A Build stage is expected to consume rows on its input(s) and produce rows on its output(s). Your "hello world" code does not do so. You did not even report on which tab you'd placed the code. Could I suggest that you read the chapter on the Build stage in the Parallel Job Advanced Developer's Guide...

ray.wurlod

It doesn't. I answered the question you asked, which was how to invoke ulimit from DSExecute. fork() is usually hampered by the UNIX process table becoming full, or an attempt being made to start (fork) too many child processes simultaneously system wide, which causes a bottleneck on the process tab...

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Shell = "UNIX"
Command = "ulimit -a"
Output = ""
ExitStatus = -1
Call DSExecute(Shell, Command, Output, ExitStatus)
Call DSLogInfo("ulimit -a" : @FM : Output, "Limits")

ray.wurlod

You may be referring to a server routine invoked from a Transformer stage.

In a parallel routine you can also construct a loop. You just need C syntax for the loop (because a parallel routine is coded in C++). A parallel routine can be invoked from a parallel Transformer stage.

ray.wurlod

What Arnd said.

Otherwise: "there's never time to do it right but, curiously, there's always time to do it again" kicks in.

ray.wurlod

If that's what's in the text file, that's what's in the text file. You need to convert it to a format acceptable to SQL Server. Oconv(Iconv(Field(InLink.TheString," ",1,1),"DMDY"),"D-YMD[4,2,2]") : " " : Oconv(Iconv(Field(In...

ray.wurlod

If you know that there's already a BASIC subroutine that will do what you require, you could create a Subroutine object (derived from the Session object). Don't forget to disconnect, and free the Session object, when you're done.

ray.wurlod

IBM will sell you a conversion service, but it's still brain cells that do the work.

ray.wurlod

Consider how you would parse this file manually. Then find some combination of properties in an appropriate stage type (you may find Complex Flat File more to your liking) that effects the same algorithm.

ray.wurlod

Then your PATH is not set up to find it. Use a find command.

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find / -name gcc -print 2>/dev/null

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