Ram Manohar Bheemana

Looks like same field name exists in 2 group, please change copybook to have unique field names. Thanks, Ram Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 4, 2019, at 11:21...

Please create an issue and attach a sample file, will work on it. Thanks, Ram Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 5, 2019, at 10:06 AM, vchiluvu wrote: >...

Hey please try it works, we are using in our system. Here is the exact line of code which does the decoding part in CobolDeserializer. byte[] temp = transcodeField(fieldBytes, Charset.forName("ebcdic-cp-us"),Charset.forName("ascii"),columnName);

if there are multiple 01 levels it does not. However if you use redefines clause for header and trailer in same 01 level group it works absolutely fine.

Hi, While transferring VB file from mainframe please make sure you enable RDW byte. Based on the error I believe the file is missing RDW byte. Thanks,Ram

Please verify cobol.hive.mapping property immediately after the creation of table. This will list out cobol fields and their offset, length. This should resolve cobol copybook layout problems, once that is...

It is a configuration variable that is set while creating table.So after creation of table from the hive prompt, use 'set cobol.hive.mapping;' command on hive prompt to list the value....

That is weird, I will try to replicate the scenario at my end. For you to get going. Before creation of new table try below command And then create table...

Will try to do replicate this issue in the evening or tomorrow. Can't tell anything without seeing the issue.

Please share exact command line statements, also could you please let me know if you are using serde2 or serde3