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Press F1 while you have a Row Generator stage open.

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Import through plug-in is known to be inaccurate for OCI. Import using Orchestrate orchdbutil facility.

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Search is your friend. Look for some of the exact phrases from the error messages.

The question may be answered once in the correct forum.

Welcome aboard. Try the on-line help. As you open each property the information pane is populated, or you can position the mouse pointer over the property name in the Available Properties to Add window to get the same information. Pressing F1 gets you on-line help where you can click on the relevant...

The reason is that, in that time, the deadlock daemon (dsdlockd) had cleaned up after the defunct processes.

Why can't you open a Director client onto your production project? It's the sensible way to view job logs. And it's not as if you can do any damage with that particular client that you couldn't do with access from the operating system.

If you have already written the before/after subroutine code you could create an interlude routine and invoke that via a Routine activity.

Use stage variables rather than evaluating the same expression more than once.

Time to mark the thread as resolved, then.

Has anyone done a bind20 or bind19 on the DB2 client software?

I checked mine, and it's showing GMT +09:30 (which is actually correct at the moment).

There's no single function unless you write your own Routine. You need to split the timestamp into date and time pieces, reformat the date piece and time piece separately, re-assemble the timestamp, then append any fractional seconds required by the DB2 format. Reformat the date piece as Oconv(I...

You should find that, one the licence is renewed, that everything will be intact. An expiring licence does not remove anything from the system.