DSXchange

Seems like a bug to me. Are you up-to-date on fixpacks? Have you checked with your official support provider?

It the jobs themselves? No. If you leverage (say in a Sequence) specific O/S functionality then there may be an impact.

Why does the subject say "in windows"?

Perhaps this will help:

viewtopic.php?t=141564

Good... keep on going! :D

Yup, in other words it supports normal 'usage' information. I purposely left any specifics out in an effort to coerce our dear Pandeesh into doing his own research, even on the '-lprojects' part.

Hmmm... I thought one of the "RowProc" routines (there are more than one) did running totals. Are those SDK routines officially documented in the supplied pdfs? (digs around) Ah, they are, found'em. Oddly enough, it is called RowProcRunningTotal. :wink: As noted, this can also be done usin...

Pffftttt... stupid auto-correct. That's what I get for posting from my cell phone.

Think CAREFULLY before you just turn that last option on, it will affect ALL washed files created afterwards... all, not just ones your jobs may use. Search here for many discussions to that effect.

Everything can be accomplished using dsjob.

Well... one of the standard answers you're going to get would be to download ETLStats from Kim Duke's website and tweak it to do whatever you like. I'll let you search the forum for information on that, if you like. If that's literally all you need, seems to me you could script that using dsjob with...

Short answer: You can't. Longer Answer: A "csv" file is just a standard sequential file, no matter what extension you give it on the UNIX server. There are no "sheets", separate or otherwise. Your only hope is to find some sort of UNIX ODBC driver for Excel in an attempt to creat...

I believe so too but looking for the OP to confirm... and to be more precise with their language.

Sorry, I usually reference the post I split someone off from. This one was in regards to the Filter option in the Sequential File stage.

Please don't create polls here. The poll was basically: can this be accomplished? Yes/No/Maybe. Can you be more specific about your question and/or issue? I don't really see what problem you are having from all that you posted. Where you say "Output is" do you actually mean "Output sh...

Still... any idea what the maximum number could be?