how to read 16000 length data using sequential file

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pavankatra
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how to read 16000 length data using sequential file

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Hi,
i have varchar column in a flat file, that has 16000length data.I am unable to read the data from the sequential fie.

so can anyone please tell me how to read that file in the datastage.

Thanks in advance

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Post by ETLJOB »

Try "LongVarChar"
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ETLJOB wrote:Try "LongVarChar"
THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY.

But it is not working.

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Without the actual error message we can not help.

"not working" is merely a synonym for "unemployed" - it is not useful for diagnostic purposes.
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ray.wurlod wrote:Without the actual error message we can not help.

"not working" is merely a synonym for "unemployed" - it is not useful for diagnostic purposes. ...
Thanks for u r reply.

actually i got import error.Now it is resolved.

Thanks for your help.

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