Can you also state which ‘utility tool’ you are using for the download. We’ll all assume that you are refering to Client Acess transfers, but there are others.
select ser#, <b>count(*) </b> as count, <b>sum(qty)</b> as total from file <b>group by </b>ser#
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A source file should have an attribute of PF-SRC So first you would need to delete LF objects, then PF objects. If there is on a single library or two, the easist way without doing any coding is using a User defined PDM option. If you do WRKOBJPPDM xxxx where xxxx is your library name. [...]
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There is no such thing as “numeric” in a file. A file, whether on a mainframe or on a PC, is just a collection of bytes. Within certain products ( e.g. DB2, EXCEL ) one can tell the product that a specified field is numeric. But if you save an EXCEL spreadsheet to a file [...]
In Sql Developer, there is a “Connections” tab on the left hand side. You need to create a new connection there by right-clicking on “Connections”, selecting “New Connection” and filling in the server name/address, port, and database SID. You can also use your TNS configuration and avoid entering the above details which are already included [...]
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Are you asking a questions? Seems like you error message did explain the problem and the solution.
If SSIS and the SQL Instance are running on the same physical server then the connection should not be going out over the network. If they are on different nodes then the connection will go over the network. By default connections made that don’t leave the server are made over the shared memory protocol driver. [...]
I think you’ve figured out that the ACTPHY01 table doesn’t accept nulls for B1N4CD field, and that is the reason why you tried to use “coalesce” function in the second command, is that correct? I think you are using COALESCE in wrong way, because COALESCE uses 2 parameters, the first one is for the field [...]
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Depending on the database version, you could use an ugly query like this: <pre>WITH temp AS (SELECT entered,ADD_MONTHS(entered,DECODE(MOD(TO_CHAR(entered,’mm’),3),0,0,3-MOD(TO_CHAR(entered,’mm’),3))) next FROM (SELECT TO_DATE(’01′||’&per’,'ddmonyyyy’) entered FROM dual) t) SELECT TO_CHAR(ADD_MONTHS(next,-12),’monyyyy’) period,1 FROM temp UNION SELECT TO_CHAR(add_months(next,-9),’monyyyy’),2 FROM temp UNION SELECT TO_CHAR(add_months(next,-6),’monyyyy’),3 FROM temp UNION SELECT TO_CHAR(add_months(next,-3),’monyyyy’),4 FROM temp UNION SELECT TO_CHAR(entered,’monyyyy’),5 FROM temp ORDER BY 2;</pre> Maybe [...]
<a href=”http://www.vbforums.com/archive/index.php/t-178076.html”>http://www.vbforums.com/archive/index.php/t-178076.html</a> Substitute your own parameters where applicable. ADO is fairly straightforward to work with. If you have any issues, post back and we’ll try to take care of them!
The RUNSQLSTM produces a print file output. Look at the bottom of the report to get the reason for the failure. You have not given us enough information. If you still hav a problem, Post the source for the RUNSQLSTM and then we can maybe help you
You will need to purchase 2 processor licenses as you need to license it based on the number of processors that are located in the server running SQL. <a href=”http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2005/en/us/licensing.aspx#processor”>
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I have not been able to find any good examples of what I am trying to do with the create view. I did combine all of the fields from the header and the detail into their own new file to reference as an external data structure. This shows all of the fields. I may have [...]





