Error reading EBCDIC file using CFF stage.

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Error reading EBCDIC file using CFF stage.

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After importing the defns, I tried to convert an mainframe file to seq file, I am getting the following errors:

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Complex_Flat_File_9,0: Import consumed only 285bytes of the record's 574 bytes (no further warnings will be generated from this partition)
Complex_Flat_File_9,0: Import warning at record 0.
Complex_Flat_File_9,0: Input buffer overrun at field "AC_NBR", at offset: 0
Complex_Flat_File_9,0: Input buffer overrun at field "AC_CENTER_DESC", at offset: 124
Complex_Flat_File_9,0: Missing record delimiter "
", saw EOF instead
Not sure where the problem is. When I view it thru CFF, then the whole data seems to shift by few positions. Pls advice.
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Have you set the "A margin" (location of level 01 item) correctly when importing the COBOL FD?

Are you totally certain that the COBOL FD you have is the one that describes the data you have?
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Post by vskr72 »

Sorry, for the late reply. I did not do any special thing when I imported the Cobol FD. It did not throw any error when it imported the FD. Your 2nd question makes me think that if I am really using the right metadata file.

Just a silly Q - is there anyway that I can confirm by looking at the data portion to see if its the right one. Thank you.

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Only experience.
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... or perhaps another set of eyeballs.
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... experienced eyeballs, maybe.
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... but of course! :D
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