Informatica Xml Parser Error
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Parser is an Active and Connected transformation. XML Parser transformation is use to extract XML inside a pipeline. The XML Parser transformation lets you extract XML data from messaging systems, such as TIBCO or MQ Series, and from other sources, such as files or databases. The XML Parser transformation functionality is similar to the XML source functionality, except it parses the XML in the pipeline. For example, you might want to extract XML data from a Flat File (data will be in XML Format) and pass the data to relational targets. The XML Parser transformation reads XML data from a single input port and writes data to https://network.informatica.com/thread/14736 one or more output ports. When the Integration Service processes an XML Parser transformation, it reads a row of XML data, parses the XML, and returns data through output groups. The XML Parser transformation returns non-XML data in pass-through ports. You can parse XML messages from sources such as JMS or IBM WebSphere MQ. The XML Parser transformation has one input group and one or more output groups. The input http://informaticahelpline.blogspot.com/2014/07/xml-parser-transformation-xml-parser-is.html group has one input port, DataInput, which accepts an XML document in a string. When we create an XML Parser transformation, use the XML Wizard to import an XML, DTD, or XML schema file. For example, you can import the following Employee DTD file: The following figure shows the XML Parser transformation that the Designer creates if you choose to create entity relationships: The Designer creates a root view, X_1. X_1 is the parent of X_0. Each view in the XML Parser transformation has at least one key to establish its relationship with another view. If we do not designate the keys in the XML Editor, the Designer creates the primary and foreign keys for each view. The keys are of datatype bigint. The keys are called generated keys because the Integration Service creates the key values each time it returns a row from the XML Parser transformation. When the Designer creates a primary or foreign key column, it assigns a column name with a prefix. In an XML definition, the prefix is XPK_ for a generated primary key
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Foreign Characters and different encodings in Informatica Tweet Pin It Issue: XML Reader: Error [XMLException_Fatal] occurred while parsing:[FATAL: Error at (file EMPTY, line 1, char 1 ): An exception occurred! Type:UTFDataFormatException, Message:invalid byte 2 (c) of a 2-byte sequence..] Have you ever tried reading an XML with french characters in Informatica and struggled? Well you are probably not the first. Anything to do with XML in Informatica takes a lot of trials. This is how is finally succeeded in parsing the XML. The XML file that I was reading was generated by a web service and did not have any information on encoding of the xml. The XML parser failed all the time with UTFDATAFORMAT Validation error.The dtd that used to create the xml was generated by xmlspy. First thing obviously to check is the code pages used on the Informatica server. Everything I found recommended using utf-8(unicode) encoding. The code page MS Windows Latin 1 (ANSI), superset of Latin 1 used by the server apparently was good enough to parse french characters. Second thing to check is the encoding used on the XML. Apparently ISO-8859-1 encoding was used on the XML and the xml parser was not able to detect that the xml file is in ISO-8859-1 format. I finally found there are couple of ways to deal with this issue; a) Add tag to the xml, change the dtd to use encoding ISO-8859-1 and recreate the xml parser. Run the parser and the job succeeded. 2) change the encoding on the dtd to utf-8, use ICONV tool to change the encoding on the xml from ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8. The command used to change the encoding on XML is : iconv -f ISO-8859-15 -t UTF-8 yourxmlfile.xml Using either of the above two steps you can make the xml parser parse foreign characters. See also: http://dwbitechguru.blogspot.ca/2014/07/check-foreign-characters-support-on.html About The Author DWBI Guru at 15:32:00 Labels: ETL, Informatica Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Powered by Blogger. Search This Blog Popular Posts Commonly used netezza date functions and how to do data manipulations? Troubleshooting: Common Informatica Error Messages and the resolution Netezza NZSQL, NZLOAD, NZ_MIGRATE, NZUNLOAD utility to Extract - Load - Migrate Files/Data Difference between Lookup and Joiner Transformation in Informatica Netezza datatype conversion function Recent Posts Oops! Make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser. Blog Archive ► 2016 (10) ► October (1) ► August (1) ► July (3) ► April (1) ► March (2) ► February (2) ► 2015 (38) ► D