Fixed width Seq File from Server to Parallel
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us1aslam1us wrote:Just curious to know,How you had done this in server job?beaditya wrote: I think the error is due to "Spaces between columns" value, its set to "0" in the server job when the file was created.
I tried giving "0" as the "Fill Char" value in parallen seq stage, it dosent work
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Which one are you talkin about?...... The "Spaces between columns" ??
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Good idea. Sounds good.beaditya wrote:Can I just create a server job to write the fixed width data into another normal seq file and then get it into parallel? Will that work ?
I never used HEX, so thats gonna be a problem
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Actually I am testing some jobs rightnow, I have 1 file from the PROD and 1 from the DEV ENV and I compare these file record by record using a DIFFERENCE stage in parallel. Thats why I need these files in parallel.
I need to do this for most of the jobs which have different metadata.... so I dont want to spend much time editing the metadata and substringing every column.
Instead can I create a new seq file in server from the old "Fixed width" file and use it ? That should work right?
..... Performance is not an issue for us as of now because these job as just for checking data and will be discarded after few runs.
I need to do this for most of the jobs which have different metadata.... so I dont want to spend much time editing the metadata and substringing every column.
Instead can I create a new seq file in server from the old "Fixed width" file and use it ? That should work right?
..... Performance is not an issue for us as of now because these job as just for checking data and will be discarded after few runs.
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