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Hello, Row number 26,237 had an error.
15 Oct 2014
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I am attempting to execute a parametrized non-query SQL command using TdCommand.ExecuteNonQuery(). The parameter in question is DbType.DateTimeOffset and TdType.TimestampWithZone; the parameter value was generated using DateTime.Now and appears to be completely defined (as verified via the Visual Studio debugger).
22 Jul 2014
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We have a requirement to mask sensitive information being loaded into the tables. Let's say we had the first three groups in place, the fourth one came in as a new requirement, and so had to make a coding change. We currently have logic similar to this.
Case when diagnosis_description like '%psych%' Then 'sensitive info'
12 Feb 2014
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Hi Experts,
10 Jul 2013
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Hello,
28 Mar 2013
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The Teradata Named Pipe Access Module (NPAM) provides an inter-process communication link between a writer process (such as FastExport) and a reader process (such as FastLoad). The NPAM can also be used by Teradata Parallel Transporter (TPT) for data transfer. The reader process will initialize the NPAM module via an Initialization string and this article details the various parameters that are initialized during this process.
25 Apr 2012
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Hello, I would like to know if there is a way to define and use parameters in BTEQ scripts. The only such feature i am aware of is the "using" feature when importing from files. However, What I would like to do is something like the following:
------ define params param1 = value1 param2 = value2
24 Sep 2011
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The commonly known technique to pass parameters to SQL statements at the system or session level utilizes tables (permanent or global temporary tables).
14 Mar 2011
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