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Detect which input columns to that Transformer stage contain nulls and which operation (stage variable, constraint expression, derivation expression) is having problems handling null because it contains a function call. Handle any such null values before they are passed to the function. Note that DS...

Try the IBM Information Center (you may have to follow a link called something like "system requirements").

The problem is in your routine TranslatePicCodeOther. The code in the routine is attempting to use the value of a variable before that variable has been assigned a value.

Multi-select is OK for batch edit and "mark for deletion".

I can not see how to send a batch for approval, to approve a batch or to publish a batch without individually opening each term and category.

Welcome aboard.

What method (that is, what stage type and what settings) are you using to write to Teradata?

Check for expired/changed password.

How much real (physical) memory is in the machine? How much scratch space do you have? How big is your temporary directory?

If it's a string you can simply use Convert(": ",".-",InLink.TheString).

If it's a timestamp you need to convert it to a string (possibly implicitly) then convert that string to a timestamp with an appropriate format string, such as "%yyyy-%mm-%dd-%hh.%nn.%ss.3"

One message is from node #0, the other identical message is from node #1. You are running on a two node configuration, each performing identical processing on separate subsets of your data.

Use APT_STRING_PADCHAR to set the pad character to space.

The sensible one or the silly one?

My guess is that it's a bug in your version of 7.5 that the developer has relied on. How are the multiple inputs manipulated within the stage? How did you ascertain that it's a Parallel Transformer stage?

That looks like reasonable data, though maybe the final field is truncated as you say. Can you please provide the record schema that describes the record structure, and one more example of a failed row?