ERROR Read AS400 File Using Host File Adapter "An invalid packed decimal value was encountered in Structure or Record in processing structure"???????

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      In my project we need to read AS400 files using Biztalk 2006. I use
      Host File Adapter and tried to read AS400 File which contains decimal
      information columns. I created Host File Assembly for the file that i
      want to read by manual because We don’t have RPG or CoBOl program which
      use to create that as400 file. But we have IBM client Access tool call
      “AS400 Client Access Navigator” through this tool I could be able to
      see what the property of AS400 file. I use those property(filed length
      and field data type) to create HCD. Finally I deployed application. But
      I got bellow error. I am really struggling in this at this point. Pls
      anyonce really appriciate help me .

      The adapter
      “HostFiles” raised an error message. Details “There was an error in the
      receive location with URI:
      HostFiles://152.141.120.98:446/S65AE74B/EDIDTALIVE/be014cea-6de8-4247-aa28-cb9de8bee406,
      Transport Type:HostFiles. Internal message: (1524) An invalid packed
      decimal value was encountered in Structure or Record in processing
      structure.
      Check the mainframe server program. If it is correct,
      verify that the correct Host File Provider-created component library is
      deployed.
      “.

    • #23204

      Hi akshalika,

         You might want to take a look at this site, and see if you can find some information there to resolve your AS400 issue:

      http://blogs.msdn.com/sjackson/archive/2009/04/06/how-does-his-fit-in-with-biztalk-server.aspx

         Also, you can pose your question to one of the MSDN forums related to BizTalk adapters, the moderators over there are pretty good in answering any questions and resolving issues.

         Good luck!

       

          Daniel.

       

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