To hide warning messages in Datastage parallel edition
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To hide warning messages in Datastage parallel edition
While running parallel jobs, we got a lot of warning messages.So after we add the message handler to demote the warnings into info.But we need to remove the warnings not to demote warnings to info.
is this possible to remove or mask the warnings?
is this possible to remove or mask the warnings?
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It works but we need to eliminate these kind of warnings.
"Jn_Tgt_Lkp_Ins: When checking operator: On input data set 1: When binding input interface field "ABU_KEY" to field "ABU_KEY": Implicit conversion from source type "int64" to result type "decimal[10,0]": Possible range limitation." Could you all please explain how to remove these kind of warnings.
"Jn_Tgt_Lkp_Ins: When checking operator: On input data set 1: When binding input interface field "ABU_KEY" to field "ABU_KEY": Implicit conversion from source type "int64" to result type "decimal[10,0]": Possible range limitation." Could you all please explain how to remove these kind of warnings.
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Hi,Vino_joe84 wrote:It works but we need to eliminate these kind of warnings.
"Jn_Tgt_Lkp_Ins: When checking operator: On input data set 1: When binding input interface field "ABU_KEY" to field "ABU_KEY": Implicit conversion from source type "int64" to result type "decimal[10,0]": Possible range limitation." Could you all please explain how to remove these kind of warnings.
I think you are performing lookup between an integer and decimal fields. Check the datatype of ABU_KEY in both reference and main stream link. If it is different, use modify stage to perform conversions like Int to decimal and then perform lookup.
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You can handle message in PX by right-mouse clicking on the warning message in the director, then selecting "add rule to message handler" and then fill out the information in the screen.
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Does anyone know why I would not have the "Add Rule to Message Handler..." option in either Job menu or by right-clicking the log entry for any job in a particular project? I have the option in my other projects, but don't understand why the menu option is not there. Also, when I go to Message Handler Management for this project, the top radio button is greyed out ("Edit local runtime handler..").
Is there an option I missed when configuring/creating the project?
It's the same if I'm logged in as dsadm or developer id.
thanks in advance
Is there an option I missed when configuring/creating the project?
It's the same if I'm logged in as dsadm or developer id.
thanks in advance
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You won't get it for a server job or for a job sequence. Apart from that there's no mechanism of which I am aware for disabling the setting of message handlers.
Edit local will be greyed out if there is no local message handler. A local message handler is a file called Local.msh in the RT_SCnnn directory, where nnn is the job number from DS_JOBS.
Edit local will be greyed out if there is no local message handler. A local message handler is a file called Local.msh in the RT_SCnnn directory, where nnn is the job number from DS_JOBS.
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Ahh, thanks. I was trying to add a message handler for a sequence, but wasn't testing the same thing on my other projects. Thanks.ray.wurlod wrote:You won't get it for a server job or for a job sequence.
I don't really understand why this capability wouldn't be enabled for sequences? I'm guessing it's because a sequence is basically a server job?
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Not only is a job sequence a special case of a server job, the message logging mechanism is different. In server jobs, every process in the job looks after logging its own messages; in parallel jobs all messages are logged by the conductor process. So there can be a single point of interception.
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