Someone just pointed out to me a 'Before/After' routine called DSSqlLdr that I've never noticed before and I'm not having any luck finding it as it doesn't seem to exist in the Manager. Does anyone know anything about this and where I might find some documentation / information on it?DSSqlLdr?
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DSSqlLdr?
Someone just pointed out to me a 'Before/After' routine called DSSqlLdr that I've never noticed before and I'm not having any luck finding it as it doesn't seem to exist in the Manager. Does anyone know anything about this and where I might find some documentation / information on it?-craig
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Hi Craig,
My install isn't showing such a routine as well.
Can it be a user routine they built?
My install isn't showing such a routine as well.
Can it be a user routine they built?
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It's not in the Manager or in the VOC file for 7.5x2. What is the date/time modified on theirs, and what is the date/time modified for one of the "supplied" routines?
In passing, I do note that there are two new supplied before/after subroutines (well, I haven't explored in there for some while) called ExecSHSilent and ExecDOSSilent.
In passing, I do note that there are two new supplied before/after subroutines (well, I haven't explored in there for some while) called ExecSHSilent and ExecDOSSilent.
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This reminds me why I always dictate my standard as building a new category in every client location with their name and building all custom routines under that category/subcategories so I won't have to figure out such things and also making it easier to import/export.
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As do I. Trust me, this isn't anything user-written because I'm the only user writing custom routines here. And I never start anything with 'DS'.
This is a 7.0.1 install on HP/UX and the only thing out of the ordinary that was installed was the ClickPack - and it created its own category where everything starts with CP... oh, and Perl. And three new 'Real Time' stage types for reading web logs and email. One of which just core dumps and which Ascential has no intention of fixing.
Not sure how I check anything date/time related when I can't find the darn thing anywhere. Only place it shows up so far is in job's drop-down list.
This is a 7.0.1 install on HP/UX and the only thing out of the ordinary that was installed was the ClickPack - and it created its own category where everything starts with CP... oh, and Perl. And three new 'Real Time' stage types for reading web logs and email. One of which just core dumps and which Ascential has no intention of fixing.
Not sure how I check anything date/time related when I can't find the darn thing anywhere.
Only place it shows up so far is in job's drop-down list.-craig
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Sheesh... should have looked harder before posting. 
Found it buried down in a sub-sub-custom category in and amongst several things I'd loaded as examples for my noobies. It's part of the "Ascential Technical Tips & Tricks CD Version 1 - September 2002" that Mr Totman put together way back when, specifically some contributions by John Campbell to allow calling sqlldr from a routine.
Never mind.
Found it buried down in a sub-sub-custom category in and amongst several things I'd loaded as examples for my noobies. It's part of the "Ascential Technical Tips & Tricks CD Version 1 - September 2002" that Mr Totman put together way back when, specifically some contributions by John Campbell to allow calling sqlldr from a routine.
Never mind.
-craig
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