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This character is how the particular browser represents a "value mark", one of the dynamic array delimiters used in UniVerse, particularly in multi-valued fields. Its appearance ought not to cause concern. When using a UniVerse stage, the user has the option to "normalize on" either a multi-valued f...

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Choose the filepath column in the Columns grid. Right click on this row in the grid and choose Edit Row from the menu.

In the properties window, please advise what you have under the Generator property.

You could employ the Transformer stage function GetEnvironment($$) when intializing a stage variable (for the Transformer stage's process ID) or GetEnvironment($PPID) for the job's process ID.

Is your problem with generating the current timestamp, or with using it in a job parameter? You can generate the value in a job sequence using an expression for the job parameter value. A suitable expression is: Oconv(@DATE,"D-YMD[4,2,2]") : " " : Oconv(@TIME,"MT...

What ARE the data types?
Make sure to TRIM() any VarChar columns when populating the hashed file, and to apply TRIM() in the reference key expression when generating the lookup key, so that neither has unnecessary white space characters.

Why involve DataStage if it's Oracle to Oracle? It would be faster to do it within Oracle.

The ODBC stage has "call stored procedure" as one of its mechanisms.

Create a job that sends zero rows to the table, and set its rule to "truncate table then insert rows".

Capture your PID using echo $$ within a before-job subroutine.

Sparse lookup?

APT_COMPILER is installed with a default value. It may not be correct. Check whether your machine even has a compiler installed and, if so, where it actually is. If you're trying to compile from the command line, the compiler executable's directory pathname will need to be in your PATH and any libra...

Search the forum. It might be the case, for example, that the job monitor has run out of space for its log files.

All Aggregator stage calculation columns generate data type dfloat.

Try converting the date to Julian and getting the max of that, then converting back to any desired date format.

Are the links in the job (one input to and one output from the shared container) named the same as the links from and to the Container Input and Container Output stages? If so, are they carrying the same metadata? Even if not, the Validate tool (drop down list should contain link names) can get them...

To what object does CHD_EXTERNAL_STATUS belong? Where have you declared this?