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I have a job that writes to a Local queue without a problem. But when I set up a Remote queue as use an Alias queue set for the remote for the same job and on the same box I get the following error message: "Failed to put message on the queue. Reason code %1. "Cannot write output row At ro...

I have always ran DS job from a Unix Shell Script, I have just written a job on Windows and having some problem creating a Batch file with which to run the sequence job. Does anyone have template for running DS jobs via a DOS batch file

I am trying to create an XML message using the XML Pack but could not include the namespace definition and a context XML within the generated XML. What I want to do is something like. <CreateRequest:CreatePerson> xmlns:Common="http://...../cs/Common" xmlns:CreatePerson="http://....../...

Thanks Craig,

I fixed the problem based on your advice, the solution was to copy the mqs.dll file to the C:\Windows\System32 directory, once that was done the MQ stage worked fine. Thanks again.

I am try to send an XML message to MQ Stage in a server job but I get the following error: "ds_loadlibrary: Win32 error in LoadLibrary of mqs.dll - the specified module could not be found" Does any one have a clue what the problem might be and how to fix it. When I take out the MQ Stage th...

I am doing a data migration from a legacy application and I need a tool that will convert customer name from Upper case to Proper case in a Unix/AIX environment e.y O'RELLY => O'Reilly or MCCARTY to Mc'Carty.

Is there an Ascential tool that can do this for me.

Will appreciate your response.

Deji

I am shopping for a tool for some Data Migration work and I'd like to ask if anybody out there have any idea if DS can create via a transformation job an XML file from an input of a text file. My target system will only accept as Input an XML file format. Can any of the assential tool do this for me...

[quote="kduke"]Vincent

This sounds like job interview questions. We really should not answer job interview questions.[/quote]

Thanks Vincent for your answer, this is not an interview question.

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