DSXchange

If nothing else is forthcoming from the forum, I would suggest you get the errors in front of your official support provider and see if it's something they've seen before - if you haven't done so already, of course.

Turn off the Compiler options you've turned on, that gives you explicit control over things. Then use the appropriate triggers to keep aborts from stopping things (Unconditional, for example) and perhaps a Terminator when it actually is time to shut things down. As noted, the problem will be restart...

And this relates to the Site/Forum forum how, exactly?

OK, so the latest and greatest 'pre-8' release. Tell us more about the service - for instance, is it 'always on'? There are considerations when writing to flat files from a service in that they don't fully flush to disk until the service is stopped. Is that anything like what you're seeing?

What 7.x version?

Technical Bulletin, Part No. 00D-TB003, Hash Stage Disk Caching

zulfi123786 wrote:what is the heap concept here?

Heap concept.

How about it? Curious what my motivation would be to continue to help when honest attempts to do so get rated as 'Off-topic/Superfluous'? A little thin-skinned on my part, granted, but it's been one of those days.

If you don't specify a full path, it will write the output to the "current working directory", which for any job is the Project it is running from as you've found. To 'cd' first:

"Should work" according to whom?

What you're seeing is the behaviour as documented - from what I've read, one way they are visible only in the Director and the other only in the Console.

viewtopic.php?t=125607

Not possible if you want the automatic checkpoint restart capability. You can make that happen with the proper triggers but then restarting it is on you as well.

Damn, not what I thought you meant. You need to 'cd' to the directory first and then do a relative zip if you don't want to store the full path. That or deselect the option to use the full path when unzipping. Do a "zip -help" from the command line and see if other options exist for this.

Yes, which is the issue.

The one under $ORACLE_HOME unless $TSN_ADMIN is set. Check in the dsenv file if you're unsure which home you are using.