Explanation: | The filter condition you specified in Filter transformation does not evaluate to a numeric value. |
User Response: | Verify that the filter condition evaluates to a numeric value. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to evaluate an expression with a particular row, forcing it to skip that row. |
User Response: | Check the session log for information about the skipped row. |
Explanation: | You started a session using incremental aggregation after changing the Integration Service data movement mode. The Integration Service cannot access incremental aggregation files created in a different data movement mode. |
User Response: | Delete the existing incremental aggregation files. Or, configure the session to reinitialize the aggregate cache. Or, if the Integration Service data movement mode was changed in error, change the data movement mode back to its original setting. |
Explanation: | You modified a mapping containing an Aggregator transformation or modified the Aggregator transformation. Then, when you ran the incremental aggregation session, the Integration Service tried to reuse the existing cache file that was invalid with the Aggregator modifications. |
User Response: | The mapping and Aggregator transformation timestamp must be earlier than the cache file. Either reinitialize the aggregate cache or delete the cache file manually. |
Explanation: | You selected the Sorted Input option in an Aggregator transformation, but the data entering the Aggregator transformation is not sorted. |
User Response: | Sort the data before the Aggregator transformation, or clear the Sorted Input option. You can sort the data using the Sorted Ports option in the Source Qualifier transformation, or you can use a Sorter transformation. |
Explanation: | You selected the Sorted Input option in an Aggregator transformation, but the data entering the Aggregator transformation is not sorted. |
User Response: | Sort the data before the Aggregator transformation, or clear the Sorted Input option. You can sort the data using the Sorted Ports option in the Source Qualifier transformation, or you can use a Sorter transformation. |
Explanation: | You changed the session code page using incremental aggregation. The new code page is not compatible with the previous code page. Therefore, the data in the existing aggregate cache is not compatible with the new session code page. |
User Response: | To reuse the data in the cache, set the code page of the current session to a compatible code page. Otherwise, reinitialize the cache or manually delete the cache file. |
Explanation: | You changed the session sort order. The new sort order is not compatible with the previous code page sort order. Therefore, the data in the existing aggregate cache is not compatible with the new session code page. |
User Response: | If you want to reuse the data in the cache, set the sort order of the current session to a compatible code page sort order. Otherwise, reinitialize the cache or manually delete the cache file. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service cannot identify the code page used to create the incremental aggregate cache because the cache was generated in a different server environment with a different code page. |
User Response: | Reinitialize the cache or manually delete the cache file. |
Explanation: | The update strategy expression you specified in the Update Strategy transformation does not evaluate to a numeric value. |
User Response: | Verify that the update strategy expression evaluates to a numeric value. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files because it could not locate the specified cache upgrade utility. |
User Response: | Verify that the cache upgrade utility, pmcacheupgr on UNIX or pmcacheupgr.exe on Windows, exists in the PowerCenter Services installation directory. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files because the files contain corrupt data. |
User Response: | If you have a backup of the incremental aggregation files, replace the corrupted files with the backup files and run the session again. Otherwise, delete the existing incremental aggregation files or configure the session to reinitialize the aggregate cache. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files because the Integration Service does not have read permission on the cache directory. |
User Response: | Verify that the user configured to start Informatica Services has read permission on the cache directory. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files because the cache directory has inadequate disk space or the Integration Service does not have write permission on the cache directory. |
User Response: | Check the disk for free space. Or, verify that the user configured to start Informatica Services has write permission on the cache directory. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files because you changed the precision for one or more of the group by ports in the Aggregator transformation. |
User Response: | To reuse the data in the cache, revert to the last version of the mapping. Otherwise, delete the existing incremental aggregation files or configure the session to reinitialize the aggregate cache. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files because you changed the precision for one or more of the ports in the Aggregator transformation that are not defined as group by ports. |
User Response: | To reuse the data in the cache, revert to the last version of the mapping. Otherwise, delete the existing incremental aggregation files or configure the session to reinitialize the aggregate cache. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files. |
User Response: | See additional error messages for more information. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files because you modified a mapping containing an Aggregator transformation or modified the Aggregator transformation. Then, when you ran the incremental aggregation session, the Integration Service tried to reuse the existing cache file that was invalid with the Aggregator modifications. |
User Response: | To reuse the data in the cache, revert to the last version of the mapping. Otherwise, delete the existing incremental aggregation files or configure the session to reinitialize the aggregate cache. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files because the Enable High Precision session option used for the incremental aggregation files differs from the option used for the current session. |
User Response: | If the Enable High Precision session option was changed in error, change the option back to its original setting. Otherwise, delete the existing incremental aggregation files or configure the session to reinitialize the aggregate cache. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files because you changed the number of partitions in the session. |
User Response: | To reuse the data in the cache, change the number of partitions back to the original value. Otherwise, delete the existing incremental aggregation files or configure the session to reinitialize the aggregate cache. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to upgrade the incremental aggregation files because you started a session using incremental aggregation after changing the Integration Service data movement mode. The Integration Service cannot access incremental aggregation files created in a different data movement mode. |
User Response: | If the Integration Service data movement mode was changed in error, change the data movement mode back to its original setting. Otherwise, delete the existing incremental aggregation files or configure the session to reinitialize the aggregate cache. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service cannot expand a parameter or variable in the target update override. |
User Response: | Verify that the parameter or variable is defined properly in the parameter file and that its value in the parameter file matches the parameter or variable datatype. For example, you cannot set an integer mapping variable to a text string in the parameter file. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service cannot expand the parameter or variable in the target update override due to an internal error. |
User Response: | Contact Informatica Global Customer Support. |
Explanation: | A transformation that is not an Aggregator transformation contains an expression with an aggregate function. Since aggregate functions may be used in Aggregator transformations only, the expression is invalid. The aggregate function might have been passed into the transformation expression using a mapping parameter or variable. |
User Response: | Check the transformation expression to see if it uses an aggregate function. If the transformation expression contains mapping parameters or variables, make sure that their values do not contain aggregate functions. |
Explanation: | The expression to update the dynamic cache for the Lookup transformation does not evaluate to a numeric value. |
User Response: | Verify that the update dynamic cache condition of Lookup transformation evaluates to a numeric value. |