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I assumed so... basically an "apples to apples" comparison.

I'd be surprised if there's any appreciable difference but that's just gut feeling based on nothing but what I had for breakfast. Be curious what the answer turns out to be...

The document is hosted at Kim Duke's website.

We all know what it indicates, I was hoping they might have some Words of Wisdom as to what actually caused the corruption. Many moons ago, I had some odd corruption in a project although we'd had none of the normal situations that were known to cause that. Turned out to be a known bug in the dsapi ...

Did they give you any idea as to what caused the problem?

Okay the input link to the SORT stage has processed all the rows but the output link doesnt show any rows processed from a long time, does this mean it is not configured correctly???? Don't confuse my advice about how a properly configured Aggregator will run with what you see in the Sort stage, it...

Please don't post your questions in multiple forums and please try to pick the right one to post in. Are you looking for some way to return only a subset of jobs from the function or some way to filter the full list after it has been returned? The latter can be accomplished using O/S command like gr...

You can't create any part of a data set using touch.

No, it does not. There is some "etc" however, a DS_AUDIT table tracks changes to objects in the repository. Not the details of the what but the when of the what, if that makes sense.

praguur86 wrote:I have copied the existing projects as testproj.

You can't simply "copy" a project from the command line.

That looks like an Oracle set command and it looks like it's working because the output has the pipe as the column separator. Yes, it does. I was hoping our friend would learn how to ask for help and realize that people need to include relevant details when describing their problem rather than just...

Is the database you're using a secret?

As noted, the PX product ships with the MKS Toolkit which allows emulation of UNIX under Windows.

Your script should be passing any errors it encounters back out to the calling process, does it? Typically this would involve specifically setting the exit code of the script. If you're not doing this then there's no way for whatever runs the script - schedudling tool or otherwise - to know that the...