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I have a EBCDIC file which I am converting using CFF stage. Some columns in the converted file are not populated and I wish to reject that data. Currently I am defining a datastage variable which would compute the length of the row coming in by doing a concat of the input variables and then there le...

Thanks a lot ArndW, Sainath. What I meant by saying I am getting 191,192 or 199 is when I was converting the EBCDIC file into ASCII through a CFF, I loaded the cobol copybook, the ascii result I was getting was 191, 192 or 199 which was not making sense. Then I simply removed the description 'LEVEL ...

Thanks a lot Craig. It works.

Also for Level 88 I just removed the it from the description column and I am able to see the data correctly. Is there any other way Level 88 is dealt with?

Deepak

I am using DS 7.1 server edition on Linux AS 3.1. I am using a CFF stage to convert an ebsdic file which has 3-4 "OCCURS" in the copybook defination. If I just try and view the the data with "OCCURS" clause in place all columns make sense but I see the same row repeated N no of t...

Summit,
It is possible your hash file might be hitting 2GB limit.

Deepak

Please clarify, what do u mean by ?

does the FTP on a .ds file work the same way as a .dat file

Also, FTP would be a better solution in terms of speed and reliability.

Deepak

You can write FTP script to bring your file to server A and execute this script as a before job routine for your Job. Also you write the o/p on server A and then have another FTP script that would FTP the file to server B on a after job sub routine.
Hope this helps.

Deepak