DSXchange

srinivas.nettalam wrote:Are you ftping in binary or ascii mode?

And the correct answer would be binary as you want to bring the file over intact byte for byte without any kind of 'conversion' being done. Then you can move on to the NLS characterset...

Involve your official support provider.

Basically the 'version number'.

You joined six years ago and haven't heard of checkpoints? Must be a new skp. :wink: Enable checkpoints in the Sequence job. They are what allow a restarted sequence to skip successful activities. And only with that option enabled does v_bhaskar's advice come into play. Each stage has the option to ...

The service is waiting for input - which could be as simple as the name of the file to process. Which it then goes off and does.

SandhyaShetty21 wrote:But after doing that .dsx size changed to 0KB (i.e it was empty).

If you edit a file and it's empty afterwards, I'm going to have to side with Andy.

Welcome.

Hmmm... seems like some kind of client error. I'm curious, are other people in your shop having the issue and this just happens to you on your PC? If so, I'd suggest a complete uninstall and reinstall of the client.

Because you're using the wrong character set.

... or just fix the field and record delimiters.

What is different between the 12 & 32 records? Specifically, the values being checked - ERR_IND, FAILR_IND. I'm guessing your lookup source is different.

vldesco wrote:I've re-run the setup and now setup asked for the port for metadata db.

And? Does that mean it then installed correctly? Or did that lead you to the other errors that you posted? Sorry, can't tell if both errors were from the initial attempt or if the latter ones were from the second attempt.

I'm assuming the suggestion was to try setting it to True.

Not what I asked. Each instance you run is assigned a unique Invocation ID and there are documented values that it cannot contain. I'm guessing your error may be caused by that.

Any chance you are using 'invalid' Invocation ID values for this one?

Ack! Or that.