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There you go.

I have a silly question on the Tunables project properties of the hashed file stage Read cache size and Write cache size, the ones that default to 128MB per project. While contemplating the consequences of changing them, I realized I didn't know something for a certainty - Do they indicate the amoun...

Errr... don't you have to uncompress it before you can read it?

Thanks for posting the resolution!

And if it was stored as an XMLTYPE rather than a CLOB you could just query it.

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I don't think you can look at this error strictly through the narrow telescope of the 11g upgrade. You need to look at it for what it is - a resource issue, an error simply meaning that it could not start a job within the hard-coded time window the engine enforces. How that relates to upgrading a re...

You really should discuss this with your DBA as these are Oracle specific questions and some of this gets very specific about Oracle internals. You've already quoted documentation on the ROWS option and Google will turn up tons more. Think of it *like* the array size of a conventional load. 'Analogo...

Have you searched for your error message here?

As noted, in that case you need to create a VOC record for this command to work. Use SETFILE for that, the syntax can be found here by searching.

Direct path loads do not issue commits so there's nothing for you to control there.

Even "unlinked" Execute Command stages won't really run in parallel as the code first needs to start one before it can start the other. Since there's no concept of background processing of commands, it must wait for the first stage to finish before it can start the second stage. So they ru...

Is your hashed file in an "account" or "pathed" into a specific directory?

The connections are dropped when the job completes as that's the only time it is "done extracting all the data".

Or just import it from the Designer.