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That's a much different matter than the whole job log. You can easily append to the file. Use the OpenSequentialFile routine (search the forum) to open the file in "Append" mode, then use WriteSeq statement(s) to write a line at a time to the file. Don't forget to CloseSeq the file when done. Or you...

How, precisely, does this question relate to the DSXchange site/forum?

Please post your question on the forum appropriate to your job type. The answer may be different depending upon the job type.

Under the Diagram menu there is an option Show Performance Statistics. Do you have this selected?

Job logs are database tables in the Repository database. So let's begin by asking how you are currently writing these to file? Could not that process be adapted to append to the file?

Or just:


There are many ways to skin this particular cat!

Yes, Field() is available in parallel Transformer expressions.

Yes, Field() is available in parallel Transformer expressions.

Why, when the error was clearly telling you that there was a problem with PATH, did you think that changing other environment variables would have any effect? It's the PATH environment variable that needs to be corrected - perhaps by inclusion of ${ORACLE_HOME}/bin.

Can you read Excel worksheets using a different (non-DataStage) Java client?

How do you claim to be able to "see" non-printing characters such as, perhaps, Esc in the XML file?

Some sites have issues with compiling in a production environment.

Just out of curiosity does anyone know whether it's even possible to compile in a protected project? The site where I'm currently working does not use protected projects.

What did you learn when you clicked on the Help button from this page? Do you have any specific questions about what you read there?

UNIX commands don't work with Windows pathnames. Use the UNIX form of the pathname: for example ls -1 /tmp/*.xml (This assumes that DataStage server is installed on the C: drive.)