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What else can you tell us about DSSched ?

Yes. Either send to a "list" address (everyone@domain.grg) or use multiple recipient addresses. The separator character between these may be space, may be comma, may be semi-colon; it depends upon your mail server, not upon anything in DataStage.

Names: you should adopt and maintain a naming convention for DataStage objects, including links and stages. When you go to another employer you may well find that a different convention is in place. So long it is systematic, meaningful, reasonable to use and maintain, it is a good naming convention....

There is no "compiler that comes by default with installation of Enterprise Edition".

Without the "#" characters. Use the expression editor to build the expression, particularly to add the job parameter name, to see what I mean.

It's the only way, unless you want to have to repair stuff afterwards. Well, of course, that's an over-simplification, and indeed there are other documented ways such as using the export/import capabilities of the FORMAT.CONV command or using the uvbackup/uvrestore utilities, but I don't consider th...

is one way.

The event ID is not randomly generated. It is generated by incrementing a control record called something like //NEXT.SEQUENCE.NO in the log table.

vairus wrote: But, in the sequence job i can't include the match specification !

Why not?
Is there a particular error message generated? If so, what is it?

Yes.

You can.

Precisely this question has been answered less than two weeks ago. Search for the question and answer.

Can you find any reference to this directory pathname (or its parent's) anywhere in the Scripts directory? I think you need to get official support involved in this one - it's beginning to smell like a bug.

There is a comma (your delimiter character) within your data at an unexpected location. You need to deal with it. Either convert the comma to something else, or use a different delimiter character (such as tab) that does not appear in your data.

The Transformer is the only stage possible without going to an External Filter or some other external mechanism. For 30 columns you set up 30 derivation expressions. You could encapsulate the logic in a routine, but you would still need 30 derivation expressions each of which invoked that routine. T...

Neither is DS.TOOLS executed from the operating system.

You asked about killing a job from DS.TOOLS - which is a menu, with an option for doing so.