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If you pester enough people they might just give you one. But I doubt it.

Study, learn, practice, study, learn and practice some more, then "bite the bullet" and attempt the test.

The difference is how memory is managed. HASH method builds a hash table in memory with one row for each combination of grouping values. It can not generate any output rows until all rows have entered the Aggregator stage. SORT does the same but flushes and frees that memory when any of the sorted c...

If IP addresses are allocated dynamically make sure that the server still has the same address after being re-booted.

Get ETLStats anyway, and review the code. All your answers are there.

I'm sure this has been answered in the past. Search.

Please don't overquote. It's a waste of space on the server. Everything needed already exists in the thread.

The answer to question 1 is "Yes". Question 2 is rhetorical (I wonder why...).

Why can't you just use the extraction SQL to get the five most recent?

Otherwise, order by transaction date in reverse order and select only the first five.

I take it the "p" is "sopurce" is a silent "p", as in "swimming"?

Log warnings for any activity that fails to complete successfully. That will alert the parent sequence that there is something for which to search. It can use a routine that invokes DataStage API functions to examine the log. If you use Exception Handler or explicit failure handling, you can also wr...

That will have to be done in each project (but, then that was your question). However, without writing some fairly "hacky" code, so will any other method if you want the answer for all projects.

... not to mention Private Message as well!

The words "in a single log file" in the original post.

SLEEP is seconds. NAP is milliseconds.

SLEEP is seconds. NAP is milliseconds.

How do you send email to multiple addressees without DataStage? Use the same addressing convention within DataStage.