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Just a guess here but perhaps... "North America".

Yes but don't use that one. Use IsValid() with the 'Date' option. Oddly enough, they are not equivalent although it seems like they should be. There have been discussions here (that I don't recall the gory details of) about why you would want to check that a date field is actually valid when if it w...

I'm assuming he meant something like this, off the top of my head: (If Header_Valid_Flag = 'Y' then '' else Header_Reject_Reason : '||') : (If Footer_Valid_Flag = 'Y' then '' else Footer_Reject_Reason : '||') etc. etc. And then wrap it in something to remove the extra pipes at the end, assuming at l...

You've got the order backwards. First check to see if it is a valid date and then only if it is valid, convert it.

So... as noted, top to bottom. Did you have a related question on this topic or are we resolved now?

This has been answered many times over. Have you tried searching on it?

So... membership expired? Ray spelled out what you needed to do. Have you tried what he posted and have specific questions?

After 6 years and 700 posts on the site, these are the kind of questions that make me think that DSXchange userids are handed down from generation to generation like a Hummel from grandma.

If the only difference is the timezone, I would go out on a limb and guess that the answer is 'yes'. If you change it back, does it fix it?

We copied the file to the FTP Server without any suspicious characters I'm guessing it's actually there, you're just not able to see it. Have you dumped the hex values in the file? On a UNIX system you could do an "od" or Octal Dump on it, for Windows there are any number of free Hex Edit...

The Job Control window contains code that runs before anything on the canvas does and thus has no ability to leverage values generated during the job run. For this task you'd really need to do it inside the job via the interlude process that Ray mentioned. You could possibly do this as a custom rout...

They've always been "forward compatible" like that.

Creating directories on a UNIX system with spaces in their name is generally considered... silly. I assume you're going to either need to quote the pathname (same as you would when working with it from the command line) or use a wildcard in place of the space. Perhaps GL?Premises would work. [shrug]...

Define for us what "search job" means to you. Please.