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Im Initializing some columns with 0 and there datatype is DOUBLE in a transformer. It gives me compilation error. My table has 400 colums. It is working fine if i assign column derivation to these colums. Following is the error: I dont know what im doing wrong:

<transform> Error when checking composite operator: The number of reject datasets "0"is less than the number of input datasets "1".

<main_program> Error when checking composite operator: Output from subprocess: D:\DDPSM07\Data\DS\Dev\Projects\PPAM_DEV\RT_BP466.O\V34S0_jp9MergingPpamData_a_xfmChar0toSpac.C(319) : warning C4244: '=' : conversion from 'APT_Int64' to 'int', possible loss of data

(From memory) the IEEE standard that prescribes how Float and Double are stored does not permit zero (all zero bits). There is an environment variable that allows you to override this rule but I can't recall its name.

Normally you use the "fix_zero" keyword on conversions to allow this, or "allow zero" on the type default. I don't know which environment parameter might globally affect this, though.

if i use stage variables ?

Do a derivation of

I already solved it by adding another tx before where i was initializing with zeros and its working.

Thanks for help.

I already solved it by adding another tx before where i was initializing with zeros and its working.

Thanks for help.

hi ds2000-

ds2000: I already solved it by adding another tx before where i was initializing with zeros and its working.

Did you add another transformer? Can you please brief your workaround a bit?