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chulett wrote:Why not simply read the documentation for that stage?

Craig, i would have asked "can anyone tell me the use of documentation?"

Did you monitor or see performance statistics to check where the rows were dropped?

All i can say is it allowed me to update manually provided I had write permission...

Yes. it is.

do you have permission to execite orchadmin command?

Change apply is not need when you are dealing with tables. It will be useful when you are dealing with datasets.

This single function gives you both start and end event ids for the latest run...

DSGetLogEventIds (JobHandle, 0, "S")

Partheev,

I doubt. I did spend a minute to check this out.

Connected a transfomer -> ODBC Connector -> Seq file (Reject Link).

After defining few dummy columns in ODBC connector, i see them automatically under "columns" tab of Reject link. I see them in the target seq. file as well.

So it is the other way of what you told earlier.

Ok. Is it expecting a backslash infront of the special character?

Did you start writing the script? Google can help you a lot. If you face any specific issue, then people here will help you out.

Read this https://www-304.ibm.com/support/docview ... wg21459507

That's it?

suneyes wrote:am I getting it wrong...

No.. I don't have access to the tool to check it out.

Did you search the forum? I think many have discussed the same issue earlier and someone pointed out the possible cause!

There is another way to achieve this...

Use DSGetLogEventIds... To get the details of latest run, just pass 0 as RunNumber