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Reset is different from recompile. By recompiling you have destroyed any preserved diagnostic information from the previous run. Get in the habit of resetting aborted jobs, and scanning the log for an entry titled "From previous run...".

Nah. That would open a whole other can of worms relating to style sheets, XSDs and other TLAs.

Constrain DSGetLogSummary() to entries made at or after DSJobStartTimeStamp.

I would suggest that the assertion about "one row each" could bear closer examination. Joining one row to one row can not, under any circumstances, generate more than one row.

Or are you perhaps looking at a job log for a different job?

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The operation is called a vertical pivot. You can perform it faster with a Build stage.

Job parameter values can not be changed once the job is running.

In a job sequence run a small job to return the value. Write it to a file or to the job's user status area. Follow this with an Execute Command activity to set the environment variable (and, perhaps, to export the same).

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In the Administrator client General tab, what map have you specified for client connectivity?

7.0.1 is the most recent, and final, version of MetaStage. It does work properly with DataStage version 7.5.

What error message was displayed when your import failed (in each case)?

Not in versions earlier than 8.0. I do not know the answer for version 8.0. Why not ask the vendor (and let us know what they say)?

Vectors won't help - it's still the same volume of data.

Get more space. You need it.