Explanation: | The repository database server could not provide the last saved time of the mapping. A previous problem with the database might have caused some data inconsistencies. |
User Response: | Contact Informatica Global Customer Support. |
Explanation: | During session initialization, the Integration Service failed to create a group object. |
User Response: | Review the session log for related messages. |
Explanation: | During session initialization, the Integration Service failed to create a transformation object. |
User Response: | Review the session log for related messages. |
Explanation: | During session initialization, the Integration Service failed to create an XML group ID. |
User Response: | Check the previous message in the session log for more information. |
User Response: | Use a target other than an XML target or disable message recovery. |
Explanation: | You configured real-time flush latency in the session. However, the mapping contains an SDK target definition that you cannot use with real-time sessions. |
User Response: | Disable real-time flush latency by setting it to 0. |
Explanation: | The session is configured for user-defined commit, but the target in the mapping is not connected to an upstream effective transaction generator. |
User Response: | Change the commit type, or connect the target to an effective transaction generator, such as a Transaction Control transformation. |
User Response: | Use a source-based commit, disable flush latency, or enable forced EOQ. |
Explanation: | You configured real-time flush latency in the session or through the FlushLatency(n) filter condition for WebSphere MQ. The mapping configuration prevents the session from being run in real time. |
User Response: | Disable flush latency, or verify that the mapping does not contain any real-time limitations. |
Explanation: | You partitioned the master pipeline without adding a partition point at the unsorted Joiner transformation. This can cause input rows from the same key value to be routed to different partitions. |
User Response: | Add a hash auto-keys partition point at the Joiner transformation to ensure data of the same key value is routed to the same partition. |
Explanation: | You partitioned the master pipeline, which contains a sorted Joiner transformation. If you did not group the sorted data before passing it to the Joiner transformation, you can get unexpected results. |
User Response: | Verify that the partitions in the master pipeline are configured to pass sorted and grouped data to the sorted Joiner transformation. |
Explanation: | You tried to recover a session that contains one target load order group with multiple sources, and one or more of those sources is a real-time source. The real-time sources in the target load order group are connected to a multiple input group transformation or target. |
User Response: | If the sources are connected to a Joiner transformation, you can enable the backward compatibility flag. The backward compatibility flag allows the Integration Service to read sources connected to a Joiner transformation sequentially as it did in versions prior to 6.x. If the sources in the target load order group are connected to a multiple input group other than the Joiner transformation, disable session recovery. |