Thank you Marc. The pool size confused me because the help states for business operations it should be 1. Is there a max that this should not be over? And does it affect the processing of the server (using up more memory, etc).
And now that I re-read the help, it states 1 is the default value.
That was the problem. Many thanks, Robert. Who would have thought you cannot put context variables in the SQL?
1. Luckily, no. This workflow will be instantiated after both files have been received.
2. It's actually more than just tracking number. Serial number, part number and a few others. The tracking file will contain data for all POs in the main file.
3. The tracking file will be named the same thing daily, containing tracking information for all POs in the main file. There are not multiple files (for either one).
Thanks, I will try that out.
I am using EnsLib.REST.GenericOperation in order to create a JSON call and send a file located on my server. I am not using a Business Operation; just sending the file direct from the Business Service.
Thank you Pete. I did what you wrote above, but still get the error when I run s st2 = ssh.AuthenticateWithUsername.... I looked at the TraceMask file, but it means nothing to me. I will go ahead and open a WRC ticket. Thanks.