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dsjob -logsum project job
Find and parse out the entry relating to the most recent job start. You can get the job start timestamp from dsjob -jobinfo project job

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The dsjob command has a -stop option. You need to specify both the project name and the name of the running job.

Are you by any chance testing on a two-node configuration file? Use Peek stages to see what's happening on each node.

The score will report the node on which they are executed. This is a function both of your job design (for example if you use node pools) and resource allocation performed by the conductor process when the score is composed.

Without a whole lot more knowledge about calling C functions from DataStage BASIC you will not succeed. This process includes relinking the dssh executable, so it's not to be undertaken by the faint hearted. What's wrong with using before-stage and after-stage routines? Ultimately the effect is the ...

No improvement if you continue to use SQL. The DB2 Enterprise will see the table as having a single partition, and therefore operate in sequential mode.

Have you run out of disk space on the file system where you are trying to install this project?

You could try doubling T30FILE

Software under both HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and HKEY_CURRENT_USER

Curious. In IE 6.0 enabling pop-ups works. For me anyway.

Two jobs. One overwrites the file. The next appends to it.

Make sure that all services are running, make sure that the UV.ACCOUNT file is intact, and make sure that the UV_SCHEMA table also refers to the project in question. Can you connect to other projects on this server? Can you connect to the DataStage server via telnet? Can you connect from other clien...

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This is a known "feature" in Internet Explorer. Enable pop-ups for that page and you will see the column names.

Make sure that the parent directory of dsjob is mentioned in the list of directory pathnames in your PATH environment variable.

I shall be heavily involved with IBM U2 University this week, so may not be checking DSXchange as frequently as usual.