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All of those things can be done with version 7 (and therefore with version 8). You need the "real time" components for publishing the job as a web service, and you need CASS for US postal certification (certifying that an address is an existing address). If you have multiple address records "correct...

System variable @LOGNAME
Environment variable reference $USER

Gosh, it's the same answer to the same question you posted in the other forum!

The same way you do it on ANY box. This is fundamental C programming stuff.

The same as for all DataStage processes. Execute the dsenv script to cover most of the bases, and ensure that APT_CONFIG_FILE and APT_ORCHHOME are correctly set.

Design your job to have restart capability from a (parameterized) point.

It's a job sequence you're having a problem with, not a sequencer (which is a component you can used in a job sequence). What version of DataStage are you using - 7.5 or later, or earlier than 7.5? The answer will differ depending on your version number.

If you are converting it to a Date data type it does not have a format. Date is stored in a binary form. Format only becomes relevant when it is being displayed, which means it's being converted to a string.

There is nothing special about parallel routines - they are regular C++ functions. So is the calling mechanism.

Separate commands.

The DSGetJobInfo() function will give you everything you need and more.

No space between the word Trim and its following left parenthesis.

No to your question about DSHostName.

Welcome aboard. DataStage is not the tool for this. Use a scheduler - either the one in the operating system (cron or at) or a third-party scheduler.

System variable @LOGNAME
Environment variable reference $USER

Moderator: please move to parallel forum

There are eight system tables to which you need access. Search the forum or read the documentation to learn what they are.

Never seen that behaviour in any release. Can you try adding a comment after the final executable line? Also check that you don't have too many End statements in the code.