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FR_3085 2-th character is a null character, which is not allowed in a text input
I have a csv data file as Lookup source in Informatica mapping v8.6, workflow sometimes completley success running , but sometimes it gives error message:
FR_3085, 2-th character is a null character, which is not allowed in a text input
but the data in columns is no null value,-- I only lookup 1 column
like this 6001234
it seems Informtica "bug"
can anybody fix it out for me ?
thanks
FR_3085, 2-th character is a null character, which is not allowed in a text input
but the data in columns is no null value,-- I only lookup 1 column
like this 6001234
it seems Informtica "bug"
can anybody fix it out for me ?
thanks
Are you sure there is no such character? It is visible in hex editor only. Could you post such file sample?
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reading carefluy the seesion log, found that before the failed session, there no more space to create cache file, the update and insert row amount are not correct, (--in the mapping, lookup the csv file target , using Update Strategy to insert or update into target. ) for example, target has 10000 rows (just loaded, so the source and the target are the same records) , no news record comming , but the session log shows, insert 6702 update 3298 ---it is not correct, it should be update 10000, insert 0
when i run it again, the session fail. it shows FR_3085, 2-th character is a null character, which is not allowed in a text input
when check the target data file, it is 0 rows
when run it again, it can competley success, show insert 10000, update 0
in the Look up transformation , lookup index cache size and data cachesize are Auto
my question is : how much should is the Index Cache and Data Cache size? is Auto ok?
Thanks
when i run it again, the session fail. it shows FR_3085, 2-th character is a null character, which is not allowed in a text input
when check the target data file, it is 0 rows
when run it again, it can competley success, show insert 10000, update 0
in the Look up transformation , lookup index cache size and data cachesize are Auto
my question is : how much should is the Index Cache and Data Cache size? is Auto ok?
Thanks
This really seems to be Informatica issue. If the log shows inserts which should not happen then it means the previous batch was processed incorrectly (maybe due to the cache problem) but it did not fail for some reason... Successive error message is just a result of the previous unstable state.
So, try to set the cache size let say tripple of the CSV file size and you'll see. Better solution is to wait for Informatica expert opinion, of course.
So, try to set the cache size let say tripple of the CSV file size and you'll see. Better solution is to wait for Informatica expert opinion, of course.
ASKER
I already set up DTM Buffer Size = Auto in Properties
2. In the Config Object tab make the followingchanges:
o Set defalut Buffer Block Size = Auto
o Set Line Sequential buffer length = 20480000
o Set Maximum Memory Allowed For Auto Memory Attributes = 2048MB
o Set Maximum Percentage of Total Memory Allowed For Auto Memory Attributes = 10
Additional Concurrent Pinelines for Lookup cache Creation= Auto
Lookup transformation set lookup data cache =Auto
index cache =Auto
it still somtimes is correct, and then insert and update not correct --> fialed --->correct again ....
hope Informatica expert help me out !
thanks
2. In the Config Object tab make the followingchanges:
o Set defalut Buffer Block Size = Auto
o Set Line Sequential buffer length = 20480000
o Set Maximum Memory Allowed For Auto Memory Attributes = 2048MB
o Set Maximum Percentage of Total Memory Allowed For Auto Memory Attributes = 10
Additional Concurrent Pinelines for Lookup cache Creation= Auto
Lookup transformation set lookup data cache =Auto
index cache =Auto
it still somtimes is correct, and then insert and update not correct --> fialed --->correct again ....
hope Informatica expert help me out !
thanks
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