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In general no. A hashed file is a database table. Your question is analogous to "can we access (read field) from Oracle table?". You can invoke dssh to execute an appropriate query in that environment. There is an operating system level command for reading the entirety of a single record from a hash...

It's done with square bracket notation if you are using a Transformer stage. Syntax is string[start,length] so, in your case, InLink.TheString[4,6] There is also a substring function for the Modify stage if you are preferring to use that. Beware, though, that counting in the Modify stage is zero-bas...

There is an environment variable that governs intermediate precision of decimal calculations. I'm not at a site where I can check, but its name is something like APT_DECIMAL_INTERM_PRECISION. This may help.

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FUNCTION GetEnvironmentVariable(EnvVarName) If UnAssigned(EnvVarName) Or IsNull(EnvVarName) Then Ans = @NULL End Else Call DSExecute("UV", "ENV", Output, ExitStatus) FindStr EnvVarName In Output Setting FMC,VMC,SMC Then Ans = Field(Output<FMC,...

Investigate stage processing the output file from the Standardize stage.
C-mask gets the field analyzed (investigated) and included in the report.
X-mask gets the field included in the report without being analyzed.

Use your Data Set Management utility in the Manager client. You can much more easily delete data sets from there.

Copy/paste/edit the processing node that is already there. The configuration file must appear as follows. /* Optional comments can appear anywhere */ { node "nodename1" { node definition } node "nodename2" { node definition } /* and so on */ }

Pass them into container parameters from job parameters.

Investigate the database-specific date conversions available in the SDK.

I don't think it's possible (to import multiple table definitions from a single DCLGEN).

You can get these ("OEM manuals") from your support provider.

Hashed files (not, it's not "hash files") are simply not available in parallel jobs, other than in a server shared container. The nearest equivalent is a Lookup File Set stage, but you can also use a Sequential File stage since there's only one row. The nearest equivalent to a link collector is a Fu...