Elijah Park

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  • in reply to: Directory Parse TPS #81804
    Elijah Park
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      Jim, I used both NLST and LIST with no success. I’ll get with the server guys. Appreciate the response.

      Max, thanks for the code hookup. Well documented too. Suggestion: you might want to initialize variable “fileNames” in tps_dirparse_list_files.

      in reply to: Directory Parse TPS #81802
      Elijah Park
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        Any idea why I would be getting this in my message and not the {name size mtime} list or even a simple file list {file1 file2 file3} for that matter?

        NLST

        “DEBUG: fileList: File1

        File2

        File3

        File4″

        ===============================================

        LIST

        “DEBUG: fileList: total 1880

        -rw-r


           1 lawson   lawson        36115 Nov  9 09:46 File1

        -rw-r


           1 lawson   lawson       886294 Nov  6 14:57 File2

        -rw-r


           1 lawson   lawson        32241 Nov  6 14:57 File3

        -rw-rw-rw-    1 lawson   lawson          237 Jan  9 2015  File4″

        in reply to: CL 6.1 SMAT file extensions? #81530
        Elijah Park
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          We just upgraded to 6.1 this weekend and used SMAT DB right out the chute – we found searching across multiple files super helpful during testing.

          The Java regex it uses takes a little getting used to. For example, if I wanted to search for an “&” after the PID segment and cross carriage returns, I would key this:

          Code:

          (?s)PID.*&

          One question: Is there a way to run SQLite queries directly against the encrypted db files?

          in reply to: tclODBC vs Data Integrator in a UNIX environment #79968
          Elijah Park
          Participant

            @Jeff – I’m super interested in learning how you use TclODBC at your organization. Did you have to download a driver like freeTDS in order to make it work? Did this work in or out of the DNS? I’m on AIX.

            Thx.

            in reply to: Iterate more than one variable #77352
            Elijah Park
            Participant

              Thanks Keith. That did the trick. 🙂

              in reply to: AIX 6.1 and FTP #75041
              Elijah Park
              Participant

                Appreciate the help, guys. Our ncargs were already set to 256. However, as it turns out, we were in active mode. Switching to passive did the trick.

                in reply to: Default an Active Null in Translate #73186
                Elijah Park
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                  Thanks Jim. I am sure I want to send “”. In order to accurately reflect what’s on the source system, I must delete the value on the target, especially if it’s an optional field on the source and has been removed.

                  I will take your advice and use my own proc to return an active null.

                  in reply to: Iterate through list problem #72774
                  Elijah Park
                  Participant

                    NP Jim. I appreciate your feedback.

                    in reply to: Iterate through list problem #72772
                    Elijah Park
                    Participant

                      Jim K, sounds like a neat idea…didn’t know you could set an FRL field to repeat.

                      Jim C, it works like a charm!

                      Thank you both.

                      Elijah Park
                      Participant

                        Lawrence, we are battling this very same issue. Only we’re running CL 5.6 on AIX 5.3.

                        After reading the log files and scratching our heads, we decreased LOGCYCLESIZE to 12500 thinking that would work. It didn’t.

                        Any ideas, Clovertechers?

                        in reply to: Integration/Interface Team Scoreboard #59415
                        Elijah Park
                        Participant

                          Thanks Jim for the quick, helpful response.

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