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The key values are NOT sorted. A hash table index is built.
If there is more than one value associated with any one row in that hash table, then there are duplicates for that value.

The inbuilt functions that you are likely to use, like [1,50] or Substring(), or Left(), all operate on characters (not on bytes). So, provided you have specified the correct character map (the one used to encode the data, for example BIG5 or GB2312) then all should be well. The error message does n...

Discover such instances using cross-able analysis in Information Analyzer.

Same deal. Or you could read the on-line Help about how to specify non-printing delimiter characters.

Once you've effected the conversion, change the space characters to Char(10), write to a text file with no formatting, and read back from the text file with line terminator specified.

Do something (maybe a before-job subroutine) that requires a UNIX commmand. I'd suggest id as that command, executed through ExecSH subroutine.

You could use a Transformer stage with 60 output links brought back together in a Funnel stage.

Type 154 into the Delimiter property on the Format tab when importing the table definition for the sequential file.

Once the table definition has been imported open it and click Sync Parallel

There's no function out of the box, but it would be very easy to create one. Assuming that the string is already space-separated there is no real need to tokenise - if you think there is, please provide a more exact specification. FUNCTION ReplaceNonAlphaNumerics(aString,aReplaceChar) AlphaNumerics ...

A reference match can be (and often is) against the database.

Check that Engine credentials (set in Web Console for Information Server - Domain Management > Engine Credentials) are set correctly.

Check that the Engine credentials, set up in the Web Console for Information Server (Domain Management > Engine credentials) are set up correctly.

Local Message Handlers OnlyUse find to determine the location of each Local.msh file.
Get the job number from SCnnnn in its pathname.
Look up the job name in DS_JOBS.

However, if you're using named message handlers the above method won't work.

Try opening Firefox on the Linux machine.