Insert error while loading the timestamp data

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Re: Insert error while loading the timestamp data

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deesh wrote:Datastage taking as binary( 8 )
What precisely do you mean by this?
What data type is reported when you import the table definition using the orchdbutil facility?
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Re: Insert error while loading the timestamp data

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In sequel server datatype is Timestamp, but when i load the in datastage odbc stage its taking binary(8).

my source and target is timestamp

ray.wurlod wrote:
deesh wrote:Datastage taking as binary( 8 )
What precisely do you mean by this?
What data type is reported when you import the table definition using the orchdbutil facility? ...
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I still don't understand your meaning of "taking". Can you try to express this in different words?
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Post by deesh »

here taking means, while loading the fields in odbc, timestamp field instead of timestamp showing the binary datatype.
ray.wurlod wrote:I still don't understand your meaning of "taking". Can you try to express this in different words? ...
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And what happens when you 'correct' the metadata? You are certainly not stuck with whatever it 'takes'.
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