There is a memory leak in the JMS adapter that causes strange problems on Windows 2000 servers and I did find a problem with the Oracle adapter that I had to get a patch for.
Depends what differences you are expecting. If it's just values then you could do it by comparing values in the output rules. Any more than this would probably be very difficult or impossible.
This might be a better solution as it does not load the file.
In Windows use the rule
=GET("BAT","-cli -cmd 'dir c:\dirlist.txt' /B") /*how to run a batch command in a rule
If it finds the file it returns the file name. If the file is missing it returns nothing.
For generic use substitute the...
As far as I know there is no way to distinguish them. We always have functional maps starting with f_.
I suppose the only way to identify them is to see if the map name is referenced in a rule but not by the RUN function.
Also, input card 1 doesn't have a <FilePath> tag - I believe this is the...
If you need to go directly to a database to get the date use the DBLOOKUP function. Read the documentation on this first and if you have further queries, post a response.
i'm using get http adapter function to login the server.
GET("HTTP", -url http://" + (userid) + "index.cfm?service=Loginscript")
If you're logging in to a server, have any of the connection details changed? user name password and whatever else the script does.
Your attachment won't work as the email processing usually takes place before the file from card 1 is created. You may need to do this in 2 maps or use PUT to create the reject file.
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