Hey Steve,
I am exporting the data from the same table. Creating a new empy version of the same table and fastloading the data that was exported from the original table. I am working on a tool to create fastload scripts on the fly however I need to figure out these syntax errors along the way so I can account for them in my programming.
The data was exported using Fast Export 10,000 rows with a delimiter of '~'. So unless I am missing some FastExport options in SQLAssistant the data should be a perfect match since it originally came from the same system.
If I remove the (date, format 'yy/mm/dd') I get the same error and rows are loaded to the error table like they are now.
Any ideas to bypass this error?
Thanks
Hey Steve,
I am exporting the data from the same table. Creating a new empy version of the same table and fastloading the data that was exported from the original table. I am working on a tool to create fastload scripts on the fly however I need to figure out these syntax errors along the way so I can account for them in my programming.
The data was exported using Fast Export 10,000 rows with a delimiter of '~'. So unless I am missing some FastExport options in SQLAssistant the data should be a perfect match since it originally came from the same system.
If I remove the (date, format 'yy/mm/dd') I get the same error and rows are loaded to the error table like they are now.
Any ideas to bypass this error?
Thanks