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I did not see the version was 8.x. Sorry.

Your batch control code can be moved to a routine. This routine needs to return the value in one of its arguments. These argument values are available to use as parameter values.

If you cannot make it work then let us know and we will explain it in detail.

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You could easily write a word around by fixing the crontab manually with sed or something like it.

I not exactly sure I understand your setup. If your instances are defined as separate IP addresses then yes PX can run on separate CPUs which are different UNIX platforms. We run on a cluster which looks like a different UNIX box to DataStage.

Parameter defaults are stored in 2 places. The first is in the ROOT record of DS_JOBOBJECTS and the second is tricky. It is in RT_CONFIGnnn. You can compile a job from the client command line with dscc.exe.

We use a script like this. We have all parameters in text files that end in .prm. There is a global parameter file and one for each job. There can be one for each parameter. We have a script to populate each of these. The global one is built by all the defaults for all the parameters in every job. T...

There is a bat file you can download from my tips page. DataStageBackup.bat.

Please edit your post and remove your password. Otherwise it looks correct.

Try -lprojects.

Dude, you need help.

If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn't. And contrary wise, what is, it wouldn't be. And what it wouldn't be, it would. You see?

WHAT?

I have a script for those. #!/usr/bin/ksh # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # Script Name: KimBackupFiles.ksh # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # Usage: # KimBackupFiles.ksh y|n # ----------------------------------------------------...

Export. I do know how uvbackup works but prefer exports.

It takes a bigger Uber than me to take this bait.