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Sequences in SDKSequences do not get reset automatically.

Somewhere in your processing a process (routine?) is being invoked to reset the sequence.

Another possibility is that someone at your site has deleted or cleared the SDKSequences hashed file.

Sequences in SDKSequences do not get reset automatically.

Somewhere in your processing a process (routine?) is being invoked to reset the sequence.

Computers do what they are told. Only what they are told. Not necessarily what you want them to do. There is an art to the telling.

Don't use ALT. Just use 168.

And you will also need a "here script" to tell the FTP command when its commands list is exhausted, to effect graceful return to your script. For example

You would need an appropriate DEFFUN declaration. Why not use it as a prototype for your own control job in which you call DSSendMail? If it's you calling it, you can supply whatever values you like for its arguments, whether job parameters or random strings!

Someone posted recenty that the sp2 problem is fixed in 7.5.2, but is needed through to 7.5.1A.

Add an extra column to the input link. Upstream use a Transformer stage to populate that column with the value of the job parameter using a job parameter reference (that is, the job parameter name surrounded by "#" characters).

You (or the UNIX Administrator) need to monitor the operating system, with particular emphasis on CPU (%Idle), memory (PF/S) and disk space. You have to do this at short intervals when the problem is occurring, but you also need baseline averages collected over longer periods of time with which to c...

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Curious. C:\Documents and Settings\Ray>help find find -- find files within file tree Usage: find directory ... expression Operators: ! not -a and -o or Primaries: -acl user-pattern[:[+-=]access-mask] user-pattern appears in ACL with appropriate permissions -atime # accessed # days ago -cpio cpio-fil...

Welcome aboard. :D The good news is that the technique is exactly the same in parallel jobs. Split the stream into inserts and updates, and generate surrogate key values accordingly (though you have a Surrogate Key Generator stage to help with the latter). What you do need to ensure is that the look...

Welcome aboard. :D One of the features of server jobs is that there are no data types, so you can use apparently weird constructions. In your case, you can strip and assemble the string data directly. But what precisely do you want to be the output format? Perhaps an ISO 8601 standard timestamp (YYY...

Welcome aboard. :D

Do you have inter-process row buffering enabled in this job? Try changing it to in-process row buffering, or disabling it entirely.

The DOS find command is used to find files within a tree - not characters within a file. Type in find /? in a CMD shell for more information. The DOS findstr command does not have a counting capability. You ARE going to be up for processing the file. Fastest is probably a generic job that reads the ...