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ray.wurlod

Custom operators are compiled within the stage, irrespective of platform. The compiler is specified through environment variables such APT_COMPILER, and the Build stage allow you to specify additional flags if necessary.

ray.wurlod

Check the output link execution order. Is the Otherwise/Log link being executed first?

ray.wurlod

Only the obvious observation that none of your records meet any of the critera on the first four constraints. You would need to provide values of the tested fields in order for us to decide that one way or the other.

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Try

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 ls - 1 #$env_File_Path_Clearing_Source# | wc -l

as the command.

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EVAL "@RECORD<17>"

included in a query will extract field number 17.
I leave it up to you how to parse out the SQL statement. Something like

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Field(string[Index(string, "[CDATA", 1)+6, 9999], "]", 1)

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Check the xmeta user to see whether it has a large number of failed logins and, if so, reset the failed login count to zero. Then check that you're using the correct xmeta password.

Other than that, a PMR will get you excellent and professional assistance.

ray.wurlod

Do you mean supported for the metadata repository, or simply sorted for connectivity?

Information about version 9.1 can be found in the Information Center - in particular information about database versions for the repository on the System Requirements link.

ray.wurlod

You're trying to compare a string to an int8. A string comparison is performed, in which "09" <> "9". Apply a conversion function such as AsInteger() to the string to force both operands in the comparison to be integer types.

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Are you executing your ls command against the correct directory. As per your example you are executing it against your project directory, which will never be empty.

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Check your install log carefully. Look for any errors or warnings, especially for any marked as SEVERE.

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I knew about this a month ago because the Concierge group mentioned it just as we were planning to install 9.1.0.1. And they called it a Fix Pack.

ray.wurlod

Do the same again, but use LIST.ITEM rather than LIST.

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SEARCH DS_JOBOBJECTS
LIST.ITEM DS_JOBOBJECTS

From this you will learn the field number in which the SQL statement resides, and which you can use in an EVAL expression to extract it.

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How about the difference between the master in each block and each other record in the block?

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The easiest way is to specify Sort-Merge collector on the Sequential File stage and request that a sort be performed on whatever column you want.

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