DSXchange

Can you try using the "load" method to see if the error message is the same? Sometimes you can examine the generated load scripts to see what values DataStage is using.

Is [quote]"N""[quote] value represented that way in your source or the target. If the former, then you don't have a well-formed input file and cannot process it correctly in CSV varying length format. If in the output, then you have exposed a bug in the sequential file write stage. In either case, t...

Use "orchadmin cp" to copy datasets in the same environment

Do you get the same error when using an update/insert method instead of load? For LOAD you need additional permissions to the table, I am fairly certain that they are documented in the installation guide.

Is this a runtime error or do you get it when doing "view data"? If this is a write stage, what method are you using?

You cannot copy datasets using FTP. Best thing is to copy the DataSet via a DataStage job to a sequential file and copy that, or use the unix "orchadmin dump" command.

I'm not in a position to check, but I thought under HP-UX you need to use "cc -aA" or the like to crate a shared library. Also, your entrypoint is called "ObjTestOne", not Sample1 - was this a typogrphical error?

Doing a lookup using a null key will generate the same error.

What does the input row l14784 ook like - does it have doubled double quotes correctly represented? Do you specify the double-quote as the quote character for both input and output?

bCC Sample1.cpp -o Sample1
run the exe file:
./Sample1

That doesn't look right to me - you either have an executable or a library. What OS are you running on?

You created an executable file, not a library.

In the lookup stage, get the details of the reference link and add the link name in the "multiple rows returned from link" drop down box. You can only do this for one link per lookup stage.

The message is clear - you have run out of temporary disk space. If you look at your APT_CONFIG file you will see one or more lines for each node reading resource scratchdisk "{path}" . That is the drive that filled up. Either make it larger or add additional scratch disks to you...

I just looked at the Server documentation and the PDF describes the stage contents. Many people use DSXchange instead of trying somethin in an actual job; so if you explain what you have (unsuccessfully) tried so far you will get much more assistance than if you ask for a complete step-by-step descr...

Drag it from the Stages category as mentioned above and drop it into the category of your choice.