Hi,
Can any one help me...
Where is bosource1728-0.C/H file is located?
Thanks
Shiva
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When you build the Custom Build stage with ex name as Xstage, Xstage.C file will be created and in that file you have the line #include "bosourceXXX-0.h" // header file for this operatorray.wurlod wrote:Why not let Windows Explorer search for it? ...
i want to know when this file will be created and stored, because this file is included as .h file ie means this file should be available to execute the operator...
and in bosourcexxx-0.C file C/C++ code will be stored what we have writen inthe code window ie Pre-Loop code for that operator.
#line 342 "bosourceXXXX-0.C"
I have searched all my drives but could not locate the files.
In my assumption i dont think these files any way related to Business Objects... Currect me if am wrong.
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OK, so maybe "bo" stands for BuildOp.
Find the job number from the Administrator client's command window by executing the query(substitute your own job number)
If your job number is nnn, then these files are all created in RT_SCnnn directory within your project.
This directory should automatically be included in your shared library search path by DataStage.
Find the job number from the Administrator client's command window by executing the query
Code: Select all
SELECT NAME,JOBNO FROM DS_JOBS WHERE NAME = '<<JobName>>';
If your job number is nnn, then these files are all created in RT_SCnnn directory within your project.
This directory should automatically be included in your shared library search path by DataStage.
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ray.wurlod wrote:OK, so maybe "bo" stands for BuildOp.
Find the job number from the Administrator client's command window by executing the queryCode: Select all
SELECT NAME,JOBNO FROM DS_JOBS WHERE NAME = '<<JobName> ...[/quote] there is no jobno with that no....
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Every job has a number. Did you provide a valid job name? They are case sensitive and must be spelled correctly.
Or are these problems arising even before you try to use the Build stage in a job?
Or are these problems arising even before you try to use the Build stage in a job?
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