I am trying to parse jboss log. But unable to do so as i think the date & time data is not getting parsed successfully. The date-time format is as below:
"2018-11-06 00:00:00,454 SEVERE [datasweep.plantops.server]"
I am trying to parse it with custom format as:
"%{TIMESTAMP_ISO8601: syslog_timestamp}"
But i am unable to parse the data. Please help..
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We are trying to convert XLS file to DRL file using Drool.net in C#. It is throwing error java.lang.RuntimeException: 'Script template is null - check for missing script definition.'. I am using basic sample template, but this error is kept on coming.
Sample rules table
Sample code
Please help us to resolve this issue.
Sample tried code
We are expecting this code to return text in DRL format.
CSV File to import
"Date","Facility","FacilityNo"
"2022-07-27 00:00:00","Goku Nursing and Rehabilitation Center-1078","1078"
"2022-07-27 00:00:00","Gohan Health and Rehabilitation Center-43","433"
"2022-07-27 00:00:00","Trunks Health and Rehabilitation Center-420",""
When opening the above file (located in GCS) in Wrangle I get the following error.
Failed to call connection service with status 500: field FacilityNo cannot be set to a null value
As soon I put a value in that empty field in the 3rd line everything works.
What is the correct way to handle this in DataFusion?
Google Support (ticket #40900774) was able to reproduce the problem and they submitted the issue to the DataFusion product team.
We found a workaround. Import the file as "Text" then use wrangler to parse it as a CSV.
I'm using Eclispse BIRT version 4.7.0 to run reports in various formats,
My report has a date field in the following format: 'DD/MM/YYYY/'
When I run the report through the Eclipse BIRT Designer application, with the WebViewer, or to PDF for example, the date comes printed in the expected format, for example it prints '05/07/2006'
But when I run the report using the Runtime Engine (via command line) it prints the same date value like this: 'Jul, 5, 2006'
Does anyone know why this is happening and how to solve it?
Thank you!
One of our client does not know how to save/generate/produce/provide swift messages in its raw format via their swift alliance system, neither do i. By raw format i mean following format
{1:F21XXXXXXXXXXXX7108170239}{4:{177:1112071543}{451:0}}{1:F01XXXXXXXXXXXX7108170239}{2:O9502137111207XXXXXXXXXXXX54153885641112071537N}{4:
:20:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
:25:XXXXXXXXXX
:28C:00237/00001
:60F:C090513AUD1162994,30
:61:1112061207D110,00NCHKFDD388407 //071211WDM9103
291111 GUJ
:61:1112061207D200,00NCHK3927611471 //071211WDM9104
090911 KAR
:62F:C090513AUD1610881,52
:64:C090513AUD1610881,52
-}{5:{CHK:XXXXXXXXXXXX}}{S:{COP:S}}
Is there any way/interface to integrate with SWIFT and extract these files Or is there any possibility to schedule SWIFT to generate these files Or even manual steps to do it?
Edit 1
Messages are saved by creating a profile from the application and setting connection type to "File Transfer". It will then keep generating files in ISO format to a shared location.
to get output file from swift you need to configure message partner CBSOUT
to do so do the following
enter to swift application SAE or SAA with super user.
click on
Application interface.
from the list right click on
CBSOUT and then enable
to configure CBSOUT double click on it.
Data format :select RJE
output path name : put the folder you want to store the files
output the extension : put the file extension example :out or txt.
session initiation select Auto.
number of message =1
finish.
good lucky.
byeeeeeee
Messages are saved by creating a profile from the application and setting connection type to "File Transfer". It will then keep generating files in ISO format to a shared location.
I am using the Cobol XML Parser to parse an xml document that originated from the HFS (USS) file system through batch JCL.
My problem is that the XML Parser is returning "XML DOCUMENT ERROR 0000000317" which seems to be an encoding issue.
Does anyone know how to get past this?
Thanks
You will need to ensure that the encoding tag on the XML declaration is valid and agrees with what the actual document is. You will also need to make sure that the LPAR you are running on has the proper code page conversions defined in Unicode Conversion Services for z/OS.