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:idea: Next time post your questions in the correct forum. This one is specific to QualityStage questions, there are others for PX or Server jobs and a General one for Sequencer jobs and other general questions. Both of your messages come from the job calling the UtilityAbortToLog function as the fi...

Post your XPath Expressions.

Just don't expect to be able to view it. :wink: You'll need to get it transferred to your mainframe target (without any characterset conversion in-flight) and then have them verify if they can read it properly or not. Another option would be a hex dump, but you'd need to be familiar with EBCDIC and ...

Yup, you need either the very old 7.5x2 release or any 8.x version.

The error actually says it read more than 10000 characters but couldn't find a record delimiter, not that anything was 'too large'. Check your metadata.

Your log is corrupted, probably from growing 'too large'. An exact search here for "Computed blink" should help.

Comma Separated Values file, so (more than likely) your delimiter is therefor a comma.

Any chance that this is related to the fact that that version cannot run PX jobs on Windows? Then there's the whole 'XP is not support as a server platform' thing too.

So... clairvoyant now, Ray?

You need to update your business card, James.

James "For When It's Urgent" Wiles

sigma wrote:The stage does not let me to include ACCT_from and ACCT_to to the key.

Help us with what that means. You should certainly be able to bind your one input column to both of the lookup columns... what is in your 'range expression'?

However, that's not an example of "multiple ranges" as your input data only qualifies for one range in your example. It's not about how many you have to check.

Well... ok... pretty sure we followed all that. How about Ernie's piece of advice? What XPath Expression does your 'dummy' column have? Does it still work if you leave it empty as has been suggested?

vemisr wrote:even UNIX session also not allowing me to login.

Can you elaborate on what exactly this means, please? If you're not sure if one of your servers is up or not, seems to me you should check with an administrator.

Craig - How do I find out If I am running 32 bit/64 bit Datastage ? Never mind, seems to be a moot point. I went back and reread my old post where I was seeing the same error message, there you can see a message from IBM. In my case it was because we had a 32bit O/S in production. Worked fine in ou...