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Only the fairy god mother can tell why its not working. We can only guess, which is not good. JoshGeorge gave you a nice explanation. thompsonp added to it. We can only do so much sitting on this side of the screen. A better way to do this is using the sort stage. Search the forum on the 'How to' pa...

Is that all there is to the error? Do you have any other error messages? Need more info then that.

Segmentation fault usually means its running out of memory. If the data size in your lookup table is large then use the join stage instead of the lookup stage.
I forgot to ask, whats your job design?

You need quotes. Your param should look like

This has been discussed before. Please do a search on "Error when checking operator: "record_length=fixed" (no length given) and record field format is variable-length".

Also research about CREATE.FILE .

So you have a file with the name '3 February 2006.csv' ? How are you opening this file in your script? First of all you have spaces in the name of your file, not a good practice, for files on unix. You will need to enclose the name in quotes to perform any operation on it, or else it will not find t...

The JOBTYPEIND in DS_JOBS repository table will identify parallel jobs from server jobs.
Here are the indicators:
Server Jobs - 0
Parallel Jobs - 3
Job Sequences - 2
A simple uv query would be
where n is one of the indicators listed above.

May we know why do you want to avoid landing the values to a flat file?
Also, how are you controlling the process, is it via a script or via job sequences?
Also, you have parameters for each job, can these parameters be repeated in different jobs?

If, all you are doing, is to write to a variable to a flat file then try going via the route of OS commands using DSExecute(). Would'nt that be feasible. I think Craig hit the bulls eye, by pointing out, that the error might lie in the fact that you are using DOS line terminator on a unix platform. ...

WHat is the array size you are using? If its 1 then try to increase that. Sometimes a simple change in array size can make all the difference.

I dont think you will get that. It will only add zeros.

Where are you changing the format? The StringToTimestamp() changes the string into a timestamp. The format of the timestamp will depend upon the default that is set in your target stage. I hope you are giving the .3 in the default timestamp of the target stage.

Look in the first entry of the log and see if all the parameters are being passed properly, if any.

Compile the job. DSJE_BADSTATE is indicating that the job is not in a runnable state.