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Define "blank row" for us. Complete empty, all spaces or ???

Just a quick note. When you have a question about Parallel jobs you should be posting them in the EE/PX forum. Saves me from having to move everything for you as I've been doing. Thanks.

Let's get you in your own post for this.

The "similar situation" can be found here.

Again, that's just stage variables and change detection. I assume each new 'group' start with a col1 value of "1" and arrive properly sorted? If so on each "1" line store the value of col2 into a stage variable. On every line, assign the stage variable to col3. In that order. Obv...

Short answer is yes.

This article might help with the whole record approach. You should also become very familiar with stage variables as they can be used to hold previous values (including a complete record string) since they are evaluated in order from top to bottom.

Yes... and no.

WITH another variable: yes
IN another variable: no

The answer really depends on what it is you need to do... and rather than pull teeth one at a time, why don't we start with a full description of what it is you are trying to accomplish? What requirements / tasks do you need to fulfill? End to end, the whole nine yards please.

As noted, if you have an All sequencer with multiple input links and not all triggers on the incoming links 'fire' but some do, then the sequencer cannot 'fire' as well... it becomes entered but not exited when the sequence job itself runs out of things to do. And that doesn't mean the sequence job ...

A couple of things. If you Reset the aborted job, does an message appear in the log labelled "From previous run..."? If so, please post the contents. Also, are any of your values NULL? Googling around finds some articles on NULL values causing that error but other than that there's not muc...

esivaprasad wrote:Taking all jobs export from 8.1 and directly importing into 11.3 version and compiling all jobs, it will work ?

You'll have to test everything since functions change over time and bugs are smashed (that you may be unknowingly taking advantage of) but the short answer is 'yes'.

Simplest way? Google for "ftp file check".

Then off we go to the Server forum!

Really really truly a Server job?

We keep a table reserved for him over in that corner. <points thumb over shoulder>

So, just to be clear - the output you posted is what you got, not what you want. Correct? Can you post an example of what you actually want it to look like so we're all on the same page?

Thanks.