DSXchange

As noted, time to call your official support provider.

In other words, don't make up the metadata unless you have no other choice, especially for data types that you're not that familiar with. Let the tool do that work for you.

Seeing as how this isn't any kind of a DataStage specific thing:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline

As noted, it depends on both what you consider to be "numeric" and the nature of the data to be checked. Can you be more specific? Post some examples of both "good" and "bad" data in the field.

Like it or not, as long as that path actually exists, the error would in fact indicate a permissions problem somewhere along the line.

Singleton schedules use "at" on UNIX, it's only recurring schedules (like 'every') that use "cron".

What is "not working" about it? Details please, including your ODBC configurations for both instances.

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21307359 Why am I get QEWSD property in the odbc.ini**** The DataDirect ODBC driver will put a QEWSD property in the odbc.ini if: Expired license file Wrong license file No license file ****NOTE: If you use ODBC wrapper with IBM Branded DataDirect ODB...

Sorry, but no it cannot.

Since the dsx is really just a sequential file, you could always do two exports and examine them for any differences based on your choices. :wink: As far as I know, if you've included the "designs" then you don't need to include the program sources as they are synonymous. Seems to me that ...

You... define it as a parameter and "pass" it. Not really sure what your issue might be here, can you elaborate on what you've tried and what issues you've had?

Also let us know where / how you are running this job, that can affect the answer as to how exactly this is done.

Well, there is a "default" configuration but it is very much able (and meant) to be overriden for any given job. It's as simple as defining different configuations for different numbers / flavors of nodes and then adding the $APT_CONFIG_FILE environment variable to a job to allow it to tak...

I don't believe so, but that's really a question for your DBA.

It would seem to be that to me, as well... and Arnd's linked post concurs.

Actually, from what I understand, while the 8.x release does an "itag installation" it does not support having multiple versions installed on the same server. Unlike previous releases, it is "one and done" on any given box. Unless, as you're thinking, this is now possible. Be cur...