Buffer and schema variable padding do not match

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anil411
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Buffer and schema variable padding do not match

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Hi

We are getting the following error message. We are reading Dataset and later using expand stage to uncompress the Dataset.

Item #: 17
Event ID: 891
Timestamp: 2009-10-07 03:12:12
Type: Fatal
User Name: iadxprod
Message: Expand_37,0: Internal Error: (xfer_->initialFixRunLength_f == initialFixRunLength):./../include/apt_internal/api/transfer_rep.h: 739: Buffer and schema variable padding do not match. Data corruption will occur.
Traceback: Could not obtain stack trace; check that 'dbx' and 'sed' are installed and on your PATH

Please Advice.
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Post by chulett »

Errr... don't you have to uncompress it before you can read it? :?
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Post by anil411 »

Craig,

This is the existing job in production. The Dataset is compressed we are reading the compressed dataset and later using the expand stage. After the Dataset is expanded , we have Transformer Stage which is having Business Rules.

The job is Failing with the error messaga as mentioned in previous posting.


Thanks for your Help!

Regards,
Anil
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Post by chulett »

"An existing job in Production"... meaning what, exactly? It's been working fine for a period of time and suddenly not longer works? Or something else?
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Post by anil411 »

This job is running currently in production from long time. The job when re-run its running successfully.

Is it possible to find why that error occurs or someone have got the same issue.
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Post by chulett »

Seeing as how you're the only person to ever post that error message here, I'd suggest taking it to your official support provider for help and then let us know what you find out.
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Post by kommven »

I'm in same situation

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Message Id:IIS-DSEE-TUXX-00002
Message: TRAN1_1,0: Internal Error: (xfer_->initialFixRunLength_f == initialFixRunLength):./../include/apt_internal/api/transfer_rep.h: 739: Buffer and schema variable padding do not match. Data corruption will occur.
Traceback: Could not obtain stack trace; check that 'dbx' and 'sed' are installed and on your PATH 
This time, I'm able to reproduce by defining 8.5 Loop.
Any comments?
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Buffer and Schema variable padding do not match

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kommven wrote:I'm in same situation

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Message Id:IIS-DSEE-TUXX-00002
Message: TRAN1_1,0: Internal Error: (xfer_->initialFixRunLength_f == initialFixRunLength):./../include/apt_internal/api/transfer_rep.h: 739: Buffer and schema variable padding do not match. Data corruption will occur.
Traceback: Could not obtain stack trace; check that 'dbx' and 'sed' are installed and on your PATH 
This time, I'm able to reproduce by defining 8.5 Loop.
Any comments?
Did you find any resoultion for the issue? I am seeing the same error while using 8.5 Transformer Loop concept. Please advise.
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Re: Buffer and Schema variable padding do not match

Post by partheev123 »

Any thoughts about the issue? If needed I can open this as a new topic.
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Post by chulett »

I don't have any thoughts except the one that says it is always a good idea to create your own post when you have a problem. If it is similar to another post, put a link to it in your version of the issue.
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