DSXchange

Nope, sorry, can't ignore stuff like that. And at this point in my day, I need to leave the "help me out" part to others.

My whole point is that there are no code tags in your post. Look again at your "picture" and tell me how much that depicts as it stands now. You needed to spell everything out in words at which point the picture is pretty well moot. Something like this could stand on its own, however: A --...

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Picture? What picture? Did you not read anything I posted?

And?

An exact search here for that message had 30 matches, are you saying that none of them helped?

However, it seems that they were in fact selected, not sure how else you would get the posted failure message during the server install.

Automatically.

The number of nodes used to create a dataset does not restrict the number of nodes you can use to read it.

Something from IOD 2006 here. Note this is a direct link to a pdf document rather than a web page.

:!: You still hadn't put anything properly so I edited your post and added the tags for you. Note that I made absolutely no attempt to ensure anything lined up, you can go back and do that. :idea: Peoples, the 'preview' function [b]is there for a reason.[/b] Make use of it. The forum software remove...

Search here for "has import error and no default value", oddly enough you're not the first person to see this message.

You'd be the only one that knows if the "join results" are correct or not. Mixing partitioned datasets like that shouldn't be an issue as far as I know.

There are several DB2 specific configuration steps you need to take before you can access DB2 for the first time... and they should all be documented.

Details, please. You get this when? In one particular job, all jobs, ??? If it is one specific job, let us know what is different about it. In other words - details!

Puli wrote:The pivot stage used to work fine until the installation of a patch.

Then I would submit that you either need to uninstall the patch or see if there is a patch for the patch. Check with whomever you got it from and also verify it installed correctly.

It certainly is possible to simply append all of the individual exports into a single dsx without the need to remove all of the 'extra' header information. I haven't done this but seem to remember Uncle Kim does (or has) without issue. Would be simple enough to test, that's for sure.

The 8.x release added the format mentioned in the first post. Some good meaty information from Andy here on the new tool:

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