DSXchange

... and yet we all know how much people like to worry, even about insignificant things.

That and spend some time with any XML savvy people that you work with and who are willing to help. Any non-DataStage specific terms, like DTD and XSD, can be easily googled for. The CLOB part with be the problematical part, regardless of what is in it. Better to have used Oracle's XMLTYPE field for ...

There won't be an error as while they may get trimmed, the Decimal datatype puts them right back. You'd need to target a Varchar if you didn't want the zeroes: DecimalToString()

Well... if "use a modify operator" isn't the way you want to go, do an exact search on your message starting with "Converting" and see if that helps.

Then you didn't properly license the Parallel engine, it seems.

Operating system doesn't matter. What did you find when you searched here, for example an Exact Search for 'unlock'?

Can't imagine it is any kind of supported. I wonder if there are any kind of XHTML -> XML converters out there?

Thanks Ernie. Wanted to convey that when I posted, but wasn't quite sure how to articulate it properly. Too dang early in the morning.

In other words, a Reject link with a 'Abort after X rows' setting of 1.

Google is your friend.

1. As I said before....The layout of my job is like this DS -----------> Transformer --------------> DS DS -----------> Transformer --------------> DS DS -----------> Transformer --------------> DS Sometimes in a job I have 50 such DS-->TRNS--->DS. :shock: No, this is the first time you've fully de...

You'd need to do a much better job of asking your question to get any help with it.

If all you're after is removing their listing in the Director, that takes a recompile of the base job (which nukes all) or you can 'Reset status file' on them, one by one, I believe. There's no automagic option that I recall.

Pretty sure the change needed is documented, but have no ability to check any more.

So... is it UNIX or Windows? You've marked your post as UNIX but talk about DataStage 7.5x2 which is Windows only. Cygwin is a terminal emulator and you'd use it to connect to a UNIX server from your Windows PC. Needless to say, confusing. If all is Windows, you don't need Cygwin for anything. In ei...