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BEGIN HEADER is a DSX file component. Are you sure you're using "import from XML" rather than "import DataStage components" (from DSX)?

You need to design this yourself. There is no automatic mechanism. However, you can put anything you like into a target table, provided you can determine it somehow in the ETL tool. How do you propose to determine which column threw the error?

With full outer join you should get eight.

The :3 indicates that the third entry in the Columns grid was marked as Key (and was the first column so marked).

You're on the right track, but the metadata of repository tables is blocked from being imported. The important column names from DS_JOBS are: NAME VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY CATEGORY VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL JOBNO VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL You can see (but not import) all the ...

That's a configuration file for an SMP system. An SMP system has only one physical node, which means that the fastname property of each processing node will be the same for every node defined in the configuration file. In your particular case, the name of the machine is "auriga" in each node, so tha...

I never use RCP. It destroys any hope you may have had of performing lineage analysis.

You could do this with custom job control code, but I can't envisage a tidy way to do it with a job sequence, unless there were execution paths in the job sequence for every possible job activity. My reason for making this assertion is that the job name is hard coded in a Job activity; there is (pre...

Do you have operator combination enabled?

It's all in the message - the Field Width property is not set.

You will find that you can not delete entries from system tables. They have special protection. You need to use specific utilities (such as DDL statements) to have any impact on these tables. But we have established already that you ought not to need to do so, since the project exists (as a director...

"It's not working" is singularly uninformative.

If you want us to help you need to specify the actual command(s) that you used, what you expected to get, what you actually got, and why you believe that they are different.