on 05-19-2014 3:04 PM
Click on the parse failed error and it will jump to the join with the problem.
If you can't see which join it is, it may be a self-restricting join (also known as a stub join). If so, move your table to the other side of the table that it joins normally to and you should see it show up. Double click on the self-join and resolve the parsing error.
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Hi
have you specified cardinality for all the joins and checked all the context and loop’s
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