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maxd
Calcite | Level 5

I have a data job that needs to output NCOA data into an existing table in Teradata. However, I'm getting an error (32: Data Access Plugin - Output table doesn't exist) when I run the data job. I've made sure the correct output table is selected under properties in the Data Target (Update) node and the inputs (DSN, Schema_name, Table_name, Fields, Primary_key, etc) to the Data Target (Update) node are correct based on my existing table in Teradata. What is required in the Data Target (Update) node to insert data into an empty table? 

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Patrick
Opal | Level 21

@maxd

The message 32: Data Access Plugin - Output table doesn't exist looks to me like:

- Access to Teradata as such is working

- Either the table does really not exist in Teradata or your user connecting to Teradata doesn't have the right privileges to "see" the table.

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Patrick
Opal | Level 21

@maxd

The message 32: Data Access Plugin - Output table doesn't exist looks to me like:

- Access to Teradata as such is working

- Either the table does really not exist in Teradata or your user connecting to Teradata doesn't have the right privileges to "see" the table.

maxd
Calcite | Level 5

After giving the user correct access to the table in Teradata, the job is running. Thank you for your guidance.

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