I am using a complexfile to read ebcdic data and passing it to the sequencial file by converting ASCII in transformer stage.
Complexfile---> Transformer--->Sequencial file
When i am runng the job all columns are passing through (converted to ASCII). but having a warning (below) in source.
EbcdicDetail_SrcCFF,0: Field "ACCOUNT_NO" has import error and no default value; data: {c4 c4 f2 f0 f0 f9 ` f1}, at offset: 0
Complex file: Field format is Decimal 14 [S9(14) COMP3]
Target file: field format is Deciamal 14.
(Nullable is "NO" in both source and target for this field)
Is "ACCOUNT_NO" the first column in the file? The data shown, {c4 c4 f2 f0 f0 f9 ` f1}, is EBCDIC for "DD2009" for the first 6 characters and that does not equate to what a COMP-3 numeric should look like. The "2009" could be part of a PIC x or PIC 9 date field, though.
ArndW wrote:Is "ACCOUNT_NO" the first column in the file? The data shown, {c4 c4 f2 f0 f0 f9 ` f1}, is EBCDIC for "DD2009" for the first 6 characters and that does not equate to what a COMP-3 numeric should look like. The "2009" could be part of a PIC x or PIC 9 date field, though.
Yes, Its the first column. But i wanna take the record from second record onward, as the DD2009 is present in first record and i dont want to take that.
If the first line is DD2009 and you wish to ignore it, then skip the first line. The CFF stage doesn't directly let you skip n-lines, but just use the "Filter" option with "tail -n +2"
ArndW wrote:If the first line is DD2009 and you wish to ignore it, then skip the first line. The CFF stage doesn't directly let you skip n-lines, but just use the "Filter" option with "tail -n +2" ...
N means number of records? No idea of number of records.
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