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I concatinated the phonenumbers with space.....xmltags....they didn't work so i tried with Make vector...I got the following error message Web_Services_Transformer: Error when checking operator: When binding input interface field "Number" to field "Number": Fixed-length vectors h...

I have input as in one record I will have 3 phone numbers---> phone0 phone1 phone2 3 input phone number from one row in to one column I have to send all the phone numbers from one record in one call to WSDL so that WSDL can take them in to one phone(array) then WSDL should be updated for example lik...

ok i found the command for finding out the compiler version

Thanks for your help guys

Hey! you cannot write to a directory. You can only write to a file. You missed the /2 at the end of your path. find -name gcc -print 2>/<your home path>/2 Is that a Solaris machine you have there? Try this find -name gcc -print 2>/<your home path>/2 Cannot write to a directory. ksh: /home/gurty: 04...

ds_is_fun wrote:Try this
find -name gcc -print 2>/<your home path>/2

Cannot write to a directory.
ksh: /home/gurty: 0403-005 Cannot create the specified file.

seems i dont have the priviliges

ray.wurlod wrote:Then your PATH is not set up to find it. Use a find command.

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find / -name gcc -print 2>/dev/null

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Hi ray,
thnks for the post, i did try that but nothing happened, all i could see was the cursor blinking in the unix prompt , i also checked the output file and it was empty.

thanks for the post,
i found out where my compiler is located but....which gcc does not give me the desired output.
all it gives me is
which: 0652-141 There is no gcc in /usr/bin /etc /usr/sbin

how would i know from unix command line which supported c++ compiler is being used with datastage.
thanks

Come on... I didn't say for you to slavish do exactly what he said but to follow his advice. Beside, that was before you showed that your file was not in the same directory being deleted, which was the assumption under which the previous advice was given. Use some common sense. Some questions: Is #...

Break up your paramenters into directory and file - something like DEL_DIR --> /home/edw/ DEL_FILE --> delstatus.txt Command: test -f Parameters: #DEL_DIR##DEL_FILE# && rm -f #DEL_DIR##DEL_FILE# && rm -r #DEL_DIR# Chulett, I am using two parameters and following what Narasimha advic...

The test failed, so no further steps were run. Is this really the full path to your status file? /home/edw/deletestatus/home/edw/delstatus.txt I don't think so. status file path is /home/edw/delstatus.txt directory path is /home/edw/deletestatus I need to delete both of them. How would I accomplish...

Not sure where you are going wrong. :?: Can you post the complete message from the director Message: delete_seq..JobControl (@ec_DeleteStatusFile): Executed: test -f /home/edw/deletestatus/home/edw/delstatus.txt && rm -f /home/edw/deletestatus/home/edw/delstatus.txt && rm -r /home/e...

Break up your paramenters into directory and file - something like DEL_DIR --> /home/edw/ DEL_FILE --> delstatus.txt Command: test -f Parameters: #DEL_DIR##DEL_FILE# && rm -f #DEL_DIR##DEL_FILE# && rm -r #DEL_DIR# Narasimha Thanks for the help but I got this message in director. Rep...

You could do it as a part of the same activity, just append && rm -r /home/edw to your command (Assuming you want to remove edw directory) I need to parameterize my path and I am not able to do it in the command field. I tried to use 'sh' earlier and then parameterize my path in the paramet...

narasimha wrote:You could do it as a part of the same activity, just append

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&& rm -r /home/edw

to your command (Assuming you want to remove edw directory)

Thanks Narasimha.