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I'm getting the following set of errors when using MNS: MNS_13,1: Convert table not found MNS_13,1: Error occurred on line 8620 of file \D=\IBM\InformationServer\Server\PXEngine\bin\Apps\MNV\Controls\COUNTRY\US\USMNAD.PAT Pattern File line: OVERRIDE_D Text @$APPCLIB/USMNAD.ITO Return VALUE MNS_13,1:...

I fixed the problem by running an explicit conversion every time. If I didn't, then the CLS file aparently didn't do anything.

That did indeed work.

Addition: With the $ added to SEPLIST, the pattern I get for $1000 is $^. Obviously, I cannot simply use $ to match it, since that is the end of field specifier. I tried \$, but it is still seen as $ for some reason. I can use ~ for $1000 but not 1000$. 1000$ currently get recognized as ^$. If I tak...

I'm writing rules that recognize currency (American only, for now). So far, I have two rules that recognize the $ at both the beginning and the end of the input. Yes, some of the entries have the $ at the end. Right now, I have the $ in the SEPLIST so that it is pulled out and turned into a separate...

I'm receiving the following error: Standardization process failed. (In buildConditionStruc: Invalid V_UCHAR in condition. [month = 4,6,9,11] | [day > 30] I've tried various changes, including add quotes around each of the numbers. Is it that I cannot use a list of calues witha user variable? Or migh...

I created a rule set for standardizing weights into the ISO standard. However, my output shows that it sometimes doesn't convert it. An entry in my CLS files is as follows: IN INH T The way I understand it, if it sees IN, it converts it to INH and gives it type T, which can be referred to in the PAT...

I'm trying to use the WAVES stage for the first time, but need to figure out the WAVES DB location. I'm running a search, but there's a lot to go through.

Can anyone here tell me the default location?

I tried taking out all references to the tables in the PAT file, but the 'files' are still there. I may try exporting it.

[quote="stuartjvnorton"]

Do you have AMP listed twice in the lookup table?[/quote]

That was my first thought as well. Turns out I had it set up as a lookup table instead of a convert table. First time using a convert table, and it threw me off a bit.

This should be an easy one for most of you. Unfortunately, it's not mentioned in the documentation. I have a pattern with one recognized token. It is a mix of numbers followed by letters. I know I can separate them using (n) and (-c), but I need to get them into their own tokens for further processi...

I found a quasi-workaround for this. It's now split into two rules. The first sets it to + while the second rule uses the CONVERT action. It's ugly, but it works. And yes, I did notice I was using temp instead of tempnum. That is also fixed. I'm still having a few problems, but need to go through th...

Is there any way to really debug QuailtyStage? Specifically for the rule sets.

I found a partial solution, but it still doesn't address my main concern. "> | . COPY [1](n) tempnum COPY [1](-c) tempalpha RETYPE [1] ^ temp CONVERT tempalpha @MEASUREMENTS.TBL TKN T RETYPE [2] + tempalpha" This works much better, along with a correctly made converson table. But I still h...

I have the following rule in a pattern file: "> | . COPY [1](n) tempnum COPY [1](-c) tempalpha RETYPE [1] ^ temp RETYPE [2] + tempalpha CONVERT [2] @MEASUREMENTS.TBL TKN T" This should turn 5IN. into 5 IN with IN set to class T (since IN is found in the table). Instead, I get an error: &qu...