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dr.murthy
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fatal error

Post by dr.murthy »

hi all,

when i run the job from designer iam getting the error message some thing like

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main_program: Fatal Error: Caught ORCHESTRATE exception in main program: APT_ParseError: Parsing parameters "max=0" for schema type "ustring": Max length must be positive, got: "0"
Could not find type: ustring[max=0]

any suggestions to rectify this error.[/quote]
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Re: fatal error

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dr.murthy wrote:hi all,

when i run the job from designer iam getting the error message some thing like

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main_program: Fatal Error: Caught ORCHESTRATE exception in main program: APT_ParseError: Parsing parameters "max=0" for schema type "ustring": Max length must be positive, got: "0"
Could not find type: ustring[max=0]

any suggestions to rectify this error.[/quote][/quote]

Tru to define the length of that string instead of keeping it blank.
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Re: fatal error

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hi,

thanks for respond,i checked all the lengths of the fields,there is no problem at all.
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Re: fatal error

Post by betterthanever »

[quote="dr.murthy"]hi,

thanks for respond,i checked all the lengths of the fields,there is no problem at all.[/quote]

do you have any user defined sql in the job???
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Post by bakul »

Hi,

I see this issue has been raised before.
I have the same issue and I have used User defined sql.

Should I start a new thread for this or can we continue here?
Regards,
Bakul
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Post by chulett »

You need to start your own thread.
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