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Ziv, -metadata is required to run the script, but none of that content ends up be written in the output file...unless it needs to generate the header. The amazon system is running with -g as well, so this shouldn't be a source of problem. The only cause I can think of is that your feed is dropping some data chunks somewhere along the way (or technically the amazon feed could drop some that you guys aren't). Are your files consistently different, or just sometimes? Can you send me one of the files that doesn't match? Ryan > I managed to get the script working/formatting data. However, I want to > have the *exact *same data as Amazon. Unfortunately the data files my feed > is producing do not have the same hash structure as the comparable Amazon > files (as checked with md5sum). > > I was thinking the "-metadata" flag in the example pqact file you shared > with me might be the issue, but I was unable to run my feed without this > flag. Other than this I was thinking "-g" (generate a header) might be the > reason for the different hash structure. > > Do you have any idea what might be making the difference? Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: HPT-985091 Department: Support IDD Priority: Normal Status: Closed