SO many times i saw "$PM parser error " .what is meant by PM?
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Answer Posted / zaheer
PM : POWER MART
1)parsing error will comes for the input parameter to
the lookup.
2)Informatica is not able to resolve the input parameter
CLASS for your lookup.
3)check the Port CLASS exists as either
input port or a variable port in your expression.
4)check datatype of CLASS and the datatype of input
parameter for your lookup.
Try it, Might be this will helps you
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