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Patience.

Moved to the proper forum.

Show us the lines around the noted line number.

Sequence A could also trigger Sequence B via "dsjob" from the command line.

chulett wrote:Actually, can you post the exact syntax you are using rather than paraphrasing?

Still like to see this.

As with most things, many ways.

I'm curious, though - how will you know if the 'y' you've found has already been used to trigger the load? Are you allowed to update the row to mark it as used somehow? I'm also wondering how often you'd need to perform this check?

Aha!

Have you used this script before or is this the first time? Are you certain the split job-wise files the script creates are in fact valid? I wouldn't get too hung up on the ^M characters, especially since their presence (or lack thereof) hasn't changed the error you are getting. For a test, try to d...

Read the documentation on the NextSurrogateKey() transformer function.

Did you check the link? Only RHEL 5 & 6 are listed, not 4. Perhaps a call to your official support provider is in order? That or an upgrade, perhaps.

What actual "flavor" of LINUX is that? According to IBM, basically only Red Hat and SUSE are supported:

http://www-01.ibm.com/software/data/inf ... ments.html

fmou wrote:Yes, you are allowed to have more than one 'Otherwise' link.

So it would seem the actual answer to that is "no". It is always the last one in the list that gets to be the otherwise?

That's a completely different question. :? Have you tried putting the five Job Activity stages in the Sequence with no dependancies between them? Run them to a Sequencer set to 'All' with their trigger expressions set to 'Ran OK' and the next set of Job Activities would only run after all five had c...

Assumed you meant "POLL" so edited your subject accordingly.

Sorry, them would be the "apps".

OK, you "loaded" it but is your job using it? The second log entry should have a list of all environment variables in play for the job's run, does it show a value for NLS_LANG there?