You know u go to class and you do exercises and then you go back to work and it neaver works!!!!!! Its always something stupid as well.
here is what I am doing:
simeple job right now taking one file running it through a link partitioner, then each feed out of the link partitioner goes through a transform stage and then I go back into a link collector and out to another flat file. Im just doing this realy to test all of this link partitioner colector stuff. every time i compile the job i get the error:
Colector stage does not support in-process active-to-active inputs...
what in the world does that mean?
Jim
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Re: Colector Stages!!!!!!!!!
Here is what you need to do
Goto the Job Properties
1. Click on the Performance Tab
2. Un-check the "Use project defaults
3. check the "Inter Process" radio button.
Re- compile your job.
All the best.
Goto the Job Properties
1. Click on the Performance Tab
2. Un-check the "Use project defaults
3. check the "Inter Process" radio button.
Re- compile your job.
All the best.
Re: Colector Stages!!!!!!!!!
That worked.....Im confused as to how im supposed to know that but it worked. Thanxdatastagedummy wrote:Here is what you need to do
Goto the Job Properties
1. Click on the Performance Tab
2. Un-check the "Use project defaults
3. check the "Inter Process" radio button.
Re- compile your job.
All the best.
Jim
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Re: Colector Stages!!!!!!!!!
Jim It's all in the documentation for Link Collector Stage.
Re: Colector Stages!!!!!!!!!
In my eternal need for speed i must have just passed right over that. Sorry for clutering up the forum and thanx for the helpdatastagedummy wrote:Jim It's all in the documentation for Link Collector Stage.
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That one stumped me for a while too. The problem is the help is spread across so many help files and PDF files that there is no single place to search for an answer such as "what does it mean active-to-active" inputs. I even chose help from within the link partitioner and still couldn't find it.
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