| 992 | 24 May 2006 @ 10:52 PDT | j355ga | Database | Topic | CLOB in Stored Procedure is not working | Anyone run into this yet? I can't find any information on this. The documentation claims that CLOB is supported in SP.REPLACE PROCEDURE clob_test(IN myclob CLOB)BEGIN DECLARE myclob CLOB; EN... |
| 991 | 24 May 2006 @ 10:30 PDT | j355ga | Database | Reply | if statment in bteq? | Q: Is there any way i can use a if statment in bteq.If so can anyone provide me with the syntaxA: Limited to test condition: ERRORCODE, ACTIVITYCOUNT and ERRORLEVELTests conditions you can use= (e... |
| 990 | 24 May 2006 @ 09:24 PDT | Jaguar | Database | Topic | if statment in bteq? | 1.Is there any way i can use a if statment in bteq.If so can anyone provide me with the syntax2.Also is it possible to pass parameters to bteq ?3. Is it possible to use variables, assig nvalues to ... |
| 989 | 24 May 2006 @ 09:20 PDT | Jaguar | Tools | Topic | Can we make a MLOAD script fail when the error tables are created? | Hello everyone, Can we make a MLOAD script fail when the error tables are created.Currently the mload scripts exits with a return code = 0 which means loading is successful even thoug... |
| 988 | 24 May 2006 @ 08:28 PDT | TS | Tools | Reply | Loading Data from a file recieved from Mainframes | Thanks a lot for the help!But the problem is still not solved, actually the TD is on network-attached, so when we get the data file from MVS system on the staging server it is converted in a format... |
| 987 | 24 May 2006 @ 04:22 PDT | DGiabbai | Database | Reply | Importing data from excel using the insert statement | The most common and used way of loading data to Teradata from a flat-file is through the load utilities. You could write a Fastload or Multiload script and load the CSV formatted file with that. |
| 986 | 24 May 2006 @ 04:17 PDT | DGiabbai | Database | Reply | Can I catch an OUT variable(s) from a stored procedure? | One way is by handling errors inside the SP, and inserting into a table the error code and message from the "DECLARE HANDLER" block.You can then query that table from bteq and check for the activit... |
| 985 | 24 May 2006 @ 03:55 PDT | TimManns | Analytics | Reply | Exporting Clementine models as Teradata SQL | Hi Jay,I've experienced this problem, more often with DB2 on OS/Z series mainframe version (version 7 if I recall). It only supported 32k bytes of sql query. Oracle 10g and SQL Server 2000 are at ... |
| 984 | 23 May 2006 @ 12:18 PDT | simon.chandler | Third Party Software | Reply | Calling sp through ODBC | Don't rubbish my code but it works fine. It was written in FrontPage.Create User<script language="JavaScript"></script><script language="JavaScript"></script> <script language... |
| 983 | 23 May 2006 @ 12:03 PDT | simon.chandler | Database | Reply | Importing data from excel using the insert statement | Looking at this differently.Try linking the excel spreadsheet to an access database. Link to your target table in teradata using ODBC.Then create a insert data query in the query.Its messy and not... |
| 982 | 23 May 2006 @ 11:35 PDT | j355ga | Database | Reply | Can I catch an OUT variable(s) from a stored procedure? | Unfortunately error handling with SP in Teradata is none too clean.You can display an OUT using SQL Assistant and in BTEQ. You can also use an OUT from another SP called within the SP. From SQL As... |
| 981 | 23 May 2006 @ 10:23 PDT | stami27-2406 | Database | Topic | Can I catch an OUT variable(s) from a stored procedure? | Hi stored procedure experts,know someone if I can catch an OUT variable(s) from a stored procedure after calling it from a bteq on Unix Teradata V2R.05.01 or exist somthing like.IF ERRORCODE 0 THE... |
| 980 | 23 May 2006 @ 10:10 PDT | stami27-2406 | Database | Topic | Can I catch an OUT variable(s) from a stored procedure? | Hi stored procedure experts,know someone if I can catch an OUT variable(s) from a stored procedure after calling it from a bteq on Unix Teradata V2R.05.01 or exist somthing like.IF ERRORCODE 0 THE... |
| 979 | 23 May 2006 @ 08:38 PDT | csaal | Database | Reply | Importing data from excel using the insert statement | Thanks for the help, that'll work! I'm still interested if anyone has a way to do it with one statement... |
| 978 | 23 May 2006 @ 08:12 PDT | Nytewynd | Database | Reply | Importing data from excel using the insert statement | If you have the file in excel, you can create a column that uses the concatenate function to build your insert statements.=concatenate("insert into cs.tag_table2 (field1, field2) values (",A1,",",B... |
| 977 | 22 May 2006 @ 04:26 PDT | csaal | Database | Topic | Importing data from excel using the insert statement | I've created a volatile table and want to import a multiple field list into it from an excel file I have saved as delimited text. I've been succesful with a single field, but not multiple fields. ... |
| 976 | 22 May 2006 @ 04:19 PDT | csaal | Analytics | Reply | Updating a table from an imported file | Can you tell me how to add new records from the import records command? I can import into a volatile table that has one field, but I've had no luck with multiple fields... |
| 975 | 22 May 2006 @ 12:55 PDT | CabelasITRecruiting | Jobs | Topic | Teradata Business Architect needed at Cabela's Inc. | Opportunity: Come join our team! Cabela's – World’s Foremost Outfitter, a leader in the outdoor lifestyle retail market, is looking for a Sr. Enterprise Data Warehouse Architect with a strong... |
| 974 | 22 May 2006 @ 11:43 PDT | MG-2398 | Tools | Reply | Accessing Oracle Table from Teradata and vice-a-versa | You could use an ETL tool to manage the connections for you. There are some good ones out there these days. Even some CRM campaign management tools can perform some basic ETL type activity for you.... |
| 973 | 22 May 2006 @ 08:50 PDT | DGiabbai | Tools | Reply | Loading Data from a file recieved from Mainframes | While reading the documentation for Multiload "Run-Time Parameters" I've found that a run-time parameter is "CHAR SET=VALUE" for channel attached systems (or "-c VALUE" for network attached systems... |
| 972 | 22 May 2006 @ 06:49 PDT | TS | Tools | Topic | Loading Data from a file recieved from Mainframes | Hi,We need to load data into TD tables using the file we recieve from Mainframes. But the file which we receive from mainframe contains the data in packed integers and packed Decimals, i.e. in Bina... |
| 971 | 21 May 2006 @ 08:06 PDT | TCM_Toronto | Jobs | Topic | Teradata Certified Master Looking for Job Opportunities | Hi All,I am a Teradata Certified Master looking for job opportunities outside of USA and Canada...preferably in Europe, Middle East, Asia, Australia or Africa. I am a Canadian national and have mor... |
| 970 | 20 May 2006 @ 01:39 PDT | nithyanandam | Database | Reply | 10065 WSA E HostUnreach | Well. You may be right. The port sniffer shows that the "Teradata GTW Reserve Port" uses some port 5556.... Now then, is there a way to re-assign 1025 to this? |
| 969 | 19 May 2006 @ 05:57 PDT | rlaskar | UDA | Reply | SQL to retrieve datatype of a column | Thanks. |
| 968 | 19 May 2006 @ 05:09 PDT | Jim Chapman | Database | Reply | Data Distribution | It all depends on how you define the primary index. You can place the rows all on one AMP, or you can distribute them randomly. If the table will never have more than a few rows, it would make se... |
