offset warning in the sequential stage

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offset warning in the sequential stage

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Hi All ,

I am getting the following warning for a csv file

seq_src_PORTFOLIO_LKP,0: Delimiter for field "IP_PORTFOLIO" not found; input: {0d}, at offset: 0

seq_src_PORTFOLIO_LKP,0: Import warning at record 27.

any inputs greatly appreciated , thanks in advance.
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Post by kumar_s »

Doesn't the below lines give you more information?
Take a look at the record 27 for the field "IP_PORTFOLIO", and see if that fits your metadata defenition.
seq_src_PORTFOLIO_LKP,0: Delimiter for field "IP_PORTFOLIO" not found; input: {0d}, at offset: 0

seq_src_PORTFOLIO_LKP,0: Import warning at record 27.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Remember that the first record is number 0. So record 27 is the twenty-eighth record in the file. Offset 0 is the beginning of the file, and the first character of your file in that line is {0d} - that is, a line feed character.
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Post by kollurianu »

ray.wurlod wrote:Remember that the first record is number 0. So record 27 is the twenty-eighth record in the file. Offset 0 is the beginning of the file, and the first character of your file in that line is {0d} - that is, a line feed character.
Thanks Ray! for your response and explanation.
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