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What problems are you having right now? You normally won't get any header information in your way if its a standard MQ message ...just have a single message for your payload on your output link........if it (the message) was placed there by JMS, then it will have RFH2 details in it......I haven't lo...

What bridge/connector/broker/tooling are you using for your imports?

Ernie

What are you trying to gain access to? There aren't any published api's for accessing the repository, but there are many ways to garner metadata...depends on what you need....

Ernie

Chances are you will run into issues. I have done "some" documents of that size, but as noted earlier, it depends on the number and size of the elements, etc. If you happen to be on Windows, check out a tool called XMLMax ....it has options for breaking apart xml into smaller pieces. I've ...

Do some searches..this subject has come up often.....you should be fine in the under 200Meg range...there may be some APT_ variables that you will need to set, but that depends more on your approach to reading the xml from disk or message queue. If you hit such a limit, there are tools and technique...

Both are equivalent. If the tooling receiving this does not allow </outlet> then they are not supporting industry standard XML. You can get rid of it if you need, by passing the final string to a transformer stage....put an output link on your xml with one big column (such as "myxmloutput"...

The doc is pretty good, but in brief, put an XMLOutput Stage on your canvas....it has lots of options for how and where you want to send the xml. Your xml snippet below doesn't exactly look correct, but it's close...... what you need is the following xpath expressions (or close to these) in the Desc...

In the current release, deleting and re-importing is the best way to go.

Ernie

Ultimately, what's your goal? Most of this is simply historical. DataStage tabledefs came along many releases prior to Shared Tables. The "link" between DataStage tables and Shared tables is one of convenience. If you break it by updating the table, so what? About the only purpose that Sha...

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Ernie

I meant to say above "then pulling those tables into DS after initially importing them via IA or FastTrack makes sense"..... ....in the end, it depends largely on your flow. What I try to do is avoid duplication.......so if the table is already there, generally no need to import it "a...

I depends a lot on the tooling that you are using. If you start with FastTrack or Information Analyzer, then pulling those tables into DS makes sense....but if DS is the "starting point" then what you are doing is fine. MWB on its own cannot import tables...it just refleclts what it sees. ...

It looks like it's more complex than that... I might have read it too quick......certainly the key is an issue, and it should probably be on that lowest level empno column.... However, there is more that you need to do. You probably will need a containment element around your empno details. In your ...

Your Java developer will have to know how to use Axis (or other equivalent SOAP engine) to generate arrays for SOAP input, and/or to process an array that is returned. This is a more advanced concept in SOAP client development, althogh most IDE's handle it just fine these days. In the meantime, for ...

write a simple server job that uses DSUtilityRunJob (see the sdk routines) in a transformer. to kick off the Sequence Job....and publish that simple job as a service.