Input buffer overrun at field

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konda
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Input buffer overrun at field

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Hi
I am facing this below warning message.

FF_LYHIER,0: Input buffer overrun at field "Field015", at offset: 52


Please some give a suggetion.

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Do an exact search on 'input buffer overrun' .

many people has faced this problem.
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This error usually occurs due to the fact that your input data is larger than what is expected. For specifics, do an exact search on the error message, as advised earlier.
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Re: Input buffer overrun at field

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konda wrote:Hi
I am facing this below warning message.

FF_LYHIER,0: Input buffer overrun at field "Field015", at offset: 52


Please some give a suggetion.

regards
konda
If your input data doesn't exactly match with the table definition, you will face this. Make sure the table definition matches with input data. Hope this helps
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Post by Munish »

I'm having the same error message when running with a sample data of 6000 records but no problem with 600 records! both samples are considered very small since the real job will be over 20 million records!
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Post your record schema, and the row for which the error was generated. Remember that row numbers begin at 0.
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Munish - that just means that you don't have a field incorrectly filled in the first 600 rows of your data. This error is not dependant upon amount of data in a source, just the length of data in a given field and that could happen in any row.
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We scared off the OP :?
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