I am trying to read a column from a sequentile file to use it in the DB2 to delete the records. While running this job i am getting the following warning
SEQL_File: Import consumed only 10bytes of the record's 106 bytes (no further warnings will be generated from this partition)
How can i remove this warning
Can anyone help me out in this regard
warning in the sequential file
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warning in the sequential file
Lakshmi
, but with the version 7.5, you can filter your warning 
. So, In your case, you can remove it.-
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Hi
It sounds like there is more data on the row in the source file than has been declared in the schema. If the column is defined as CHAR(10) and the sequential file has a row with 20 characters in it, you will get a message similar to the one you got. The warning says that the column was defined as only 10 characters, but 20 (for example) were found.
You could avoid this by changing the column type to VARCHAR (but beware that there may be a performance issue doing this, depending on which version of PX you have). An alternative could be to change the final delimiter to None.
Hope this helps
It sounds like there is more data on the row in the source file than has been declared in the schema. If the column is defined as CHAR(10) and the sequential file has a row with 20 characters in it, you will get a message similar to the one you got. The warning says that the column was defined as only 10 characters, but 20 (for example) were found.
You could avoid this by changing the column type to VARCHAR (but beware that there may be a performance issue doing this, depending on which version of PX you have). An alternative could be to change the final delimiter to None.
Hope this helps