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The Director log result for Execute Command is


SequencerTest1..JobControl (@Execute_Command_12): Executed: printf $(<D:\DataFiles\ETL_DEV_Seq_Files\Policy_MaxModelDate.txt>)
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Output from command ====>

SequencerTest1..JobControl (@Execute_Command_12): Checkpointed execution of command 'printf $(<D:\DataFiles\ETL_DEV_Seq_Files\Policy_MaxModelDate.txt>)'


and Job parameter Data Type in Px_Etl_Unld_Pc_PolicyPeriod_TodaysDate1 is String....

Do not use closing angle bracket in printf. Try printf or cat command with tr.
Or

Hey Anbu,

Now I am getting

SequencerTest1..JobControl (@Execute_Command_12): Executed: cat D:\DataFiles\ETL_DEV_Seq_Files\Policy_MaxModelDate.txt | tr -d '\n'
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Output from command ====>
ModelDateMax
2010-05-26 03:34:44

I think I need to eliminate that ModelDateMax now which is the column name

Anbu,

I modified the sequential file settings so that I am getting

SequencerTest1..JobControl (@Execute_Command_12): Executed: cat D:\DataFiles\ETL_DEV_Seq_Files\Policy_MaxModelDate.txt | tr -d '\n'
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Output from command ====>
2010-05-26 03:34:44



now I got this in sequence job. But still same in error is coming from the
job Px_Etl_Unld_Pc_PolicyPeriod_TodaysDate1

SQLServer_Enterprise_0,0: [IBM (DataDirect OEM)][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Conversion failed when converting datetime from character string.

I am not sure whether tr command removes newline character.

Just pass first 19 chars to your job Px_Etl_Unld_Pc_PolicyPeriod_TodaysDate1 from sequence job

Hey Anbu,

I ran Successfully. You are really a Great HELP!!!! Thank You For all Your Support....

The return value is actually a dynamic array, so one other solution would be to take just the first element from it:
Another would be to strip the Field Mark that is added to the return value:
Both of those solutions would be size / datatype 'agnostic'.

chulett wrote:The return value is actually a dynamic array, so one other solution would be to take just the first element from it:

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ExecuteCmd.$CommandOutput<1>

Another would be to strip the Field Mark that is added to the return value:

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Convert(@FM,"",ExecuteCmd.$CommandOutput)

Both of those solutions would be size / datatype 'agnostic'.

What if we want to output a integer value using Execute Command... Do we need to use ExecuteCmd.$CommandOutput or ExecuteCmd.$ReturnValue.

ExecuteCmd.$CommandOutput or ExecuteCmd.$ReturnValue depends upon how you return 2 from your script.

If your script returns value using any command like echo or printf then use ExecuteCmd.$CommandOutput else if you return value using return then use ExecuteCmd.$ReturnValue.

If you are using command output, then make sure you delete newline char at the end of your output or use printf command.

Thanks for your reply anbu

I am using Cat filename.txt to read a integer value in text file into a job parameter for the next job activity stage. For date datatype the solution you told above is working fine. For integer how to delete that new line char? Do we need to use anything other that Cat for integer datatype like Printf or echo?

Read the file using printf command Or

You can run the script which has

The job is getting failed throwing me these errors

Seq_Load_TQC05_POLICY..JobControl (@Execute_Command_43): Executed: printf $(<D:\DataFiles\ETL_DEV_MaxSurrKeyFiles\TQC05_POLICY_Max_SRC_SYS_ID.txt)
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Output from command ====>
The system cannot find the file specified.



Seq_Load_TQC05_POLICY..JobControl (@Job_Activity_46): Controller problem: Error calling DSSetParam(Jp_MaxSrcSysID), code=-4
[ParamValue/Limitvalue is not appropriate]

$(< file) might not work in windows.

Then use cat and strip newline character as mentioned by Chulett

It worked Thanks Chulet and Anbu.... :D :D