thompsonp, Thanks for your response. Of course I can use a transformer. I have used transformers many times when I thought the function I needed to perform should be easy for a modify to accomplish. However transformers are slow. Modify is fast. The occasions I have used it to change data types I ha...
I've searched the forum to no avail for a way of assigning an outgoing column to zero in a modify stage. Our mapping rules have changed and a value that is being fed in from a number of jobs will now need to be zero. Rather than modify the 30+ jobs that feed the job in question, I want to set the co...
All, After monkeying around with this for a while, ignoring it for a while and then returning to it (and swiping someone else's ideas), I've got a partial solution to this problem. Along with the duplicate rows, we were getting a message: Rob1_Lookups: When checking operator: Operator of type "...
All, I've got two jobs. The first job, called BuildLists, reads a couple of sequential files and populates two lookup lists, one hosted in a FileSet the other in a Dataset. Previously the BuildLists job was pointing to the default config file which defined just a single node. Now it points to a new ...
If your using only one Dataset and accessing the same dataset multiple times. I don't think so, any problem is there. We are also using the similar manner and we haven't faced any problem.
Folks, I'm creating a job that needs to look into a list of values using multiple fields in the incoming file. In server it is quite common practice to set up a list in a hashed file and have multiple links from the single hashed file to the transformer performing the lookup. The EE version doesn't ...