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sdfasih
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error compiling job

Post by sdfasih »

Hi ,
I got this error while compiling


ERROR COMPILING GENERATED SUBROUTINE FOR STAGE LINKNAME.TRANSFORMERNAME.

and it points to the transformer stage.
Please suggest.
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Post by Krazykoolrohit »

click on "more" below the "show stage" buttom in the compiler window and tell us what message datastage pops up.
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Post by DSguru2B »

Make sure all columns have proper derivations. In other words, you dont see any red in the transformer. Do as rohit suggests, hit more and see why the compiler is complaining.
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Post by kris007 »

Make sure you are mapping all the columns on the output links of the transformer stage with any of the input columns. Also, make sure that you are passing correct input links in the Constraints and Stagevariables section.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Click on the More button to get the actual compiler output. This will describe exactly where the error occurred, what the compiler found there, what it expected to find there, and a brief description of the problem. Take time to absorb all the information returned and you will find your diagnostic task so much easier.
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