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...and as for the ability to directly support someone "else's" wsdl, or wsdl that is more complex, I agree......alas......maybe someday we can get the xml Stage's assembly editor built into ISD. Ernie, thanks for your insight. As a workaround, I ended up going with a "single record a...

If you use a simple WSDL, and "one big column", you don't need to escape anything --- the SOAP engine will do that for you. It's a normal part of SOAP processing..... xml can't be put inside of xml without escaping it. But it will get handled at both ends without any concerns, provided th...

You summarized it perfectly in your last post. Text over http was designed specifically for scenarios where you want isd to use some "other" wsdl. Your first one would work where you let isd dictate the wsdl.......a wsdl with one simple large varchar column as input. I would be content to...

Escaped XML works fine (see below). I missed the bit about escaping it in the other posts where they said "Pass your XML in through a single longnvarchar field..." So, uh, I really don't want to go the client's team and say "It turns out that Information Server can't actually pull off...

Thank you, qt. I think you are correct; what I'm trying to do is indeed yielding an invalid soap definition. Maybe a more fundamental question I should have asked is, "Is it possible to coax ISD into creating wsdl that uses the nested XML structure I want to use?" As far as ISD goes, I sim...

I'm getting the following error message when I send test requests via SoapUI to my datastage job: org.xml.sax.SAXException: WSWS3084E: Error: SimpleDeserializer encountered a child element, which is NOT expected, in something it was trying to deserialize. Message being parsed: Several threads on the...

I just happened to have a linux prompt handy... Pandeesh, here is a small dose of theory about why you are correct: What happens on unix (linux, aix, etc) is the shell tokenizes your input and replaces $whatever with the env-value if available. Quoted expressions are treated as a single token. Suppo...

Ahh
That makes sense.

chulett wrote:I think that doc is a little short on details. From what I recall, you replace a "#" with "__035__", that's two underscores on both sides of the internal value.

yeah i tryed ['POOL #']....["POOL #"]....'POOL #'.... "POOL #"....as POOL nothing works Based on the the following quote from this link: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iisinfsv/v8r1/topic/com.ibm.swg.im.iis.ds.parjob.adref.doc/topics/r_deeadvrf_Column_Name_Conversion_o...

You've got a couple of things going on here: 1) Control-M calls a datastage launcher script. 2) The datastage launcher script launches a sequencer 3) The sequencer launches datastage jobs (apparently parallel jobs). Are you invoking your script from the datastage job(s) with after job "execSH&q...

The job is getting aborted, if I declare the logfile as global parameter. But I'm able to run the job successfully when I declare it as local parameter. Pls help me to fix this issue Ok, can you paste the error message(s) that it aborts with? And what is your logfile file name expression? I'd like ...

rameshrr3 wrote: Does this qualify as a bug?

sure

Is it true, While reading data from sequential file using "File Stage" ? Could you post a little more details of what the job does? What do you read from? Write to? What kind of flat file(s): delim? fixed? charset? An example of the problem. You said columns are moving - do you mean the c...

Thanks Chulett for replying. About the decimal, you are right. Going to the question, the date range is dynamic. Any number of years/months. could be 2 months or 36 months/ 3 years. In 8.5 I'd be tempted to look at a transformer loop and spin through the months, then try pivoting by year. However, ...

Turns out I had my server name in the wrong place. :oops: Further I should have taken the extra step to look through the websphere stdout & stderr logs. And... I might wish for a more useful dserrno, like like DSJE_LOGONFAIL instead of the 81011 I was getting. *shrug* At any rate, just in case i...