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When you searched the forum, you would have found that -14 usually means that your server is overloaded. You would also have found a number of remediation measures.

Is there a property in the DB2 Enterprise stage that allows you to set the temporary directory? Or a DB2 environment variable?

Are you using a BASIC Transformer stage or a Parallel Transformer stage?

Somewhere there's a time that's not in a valid time format. Based on the information you have provided that is all the diagnosis possible. If you have more information you could post it. Otherwise you can do some detective work with your data. Insert some Peek stages so you can figure out what's hap...

Or use cat file1 file2 file3 as the filter in a Sequential File stage (which uses stdout of the cat command as its source)?

You have four columns in your job, but only three parameter markers in the SQL. It is this about which the complaint is being made. There is a fourth variable, but it is not bound to any parameter marker.

DataStage will not install on Windows XP Home (I guess that's the import of your question). From version 7.5 DataStage server will not install on Windows NT 4.0. Versions 7.1 and earlier will so install. DataStage server will install and work on Windows 2000 Server or Windows 2003 Server. To run par...

Well, it's not strongly encrypted, you could decrypt it.

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When you run a job the actual environment variable settings are in the second event logged. Did you check there?

Recompilation is actually optional. However, all run time components must be present on all platforms.

Welcome aboard. :D

You are correct, there is no limit.

There is a new activity called the User Variables activity on your Palette. Check it out! I think you will like it.

Try using the DOS start command to execute your BAT file. This starts a separate window to run the command.

When the hashed file was created for whatever reason the default date format was set to a two-digit year. You can either re-create the hashed file or adapt its file dictionary. Change the conversion field from D2... to D4... for example.