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From reading those same posts and looking into this myself some years ago, the conclusion that I and others came to was the need for an external dedicated third-party 'Rules Engine' product. We also decided it wasn't worth the time, effort and money it would take to implement. I don't recall hearing...

All I'm saying is that pretty much any 64bit O/S can still run 32bit applications, although the opposite is not possible. If this wasn't true hardly anyone would be using a 64bit version of Windows, IMHO, being locked into running only true 64bit applications would make it impractical. For Windows c...

Not without a lot more information. What database? What stage? What kind of 'load'? The more details the better. Also include examples of any/all errors generated - unedited and complete.

Also Reset the aborted job and let us know if it adds a 'From previous run...' entry to your job's log.

Why not ask your friend? :wink: OSH means the Orchestrate Scripts that the PX job 'compiler' creates and which you can find in the directories associated with the job. The scripts run the various 'operators' that each stage represents. My first thought is that a problem with that approach is the 'dy...

nagarjuna wrote:Can it be possible to pass an expression as parameter

No.

For what you're describing, I would assume it's a bug in the connector stage, they are new and thus still can have some issues. Check with your official support provider to see if this is a known issue and if there is a patch available.

As noted, doesn't matter. Sequence jobs have always been able to run both types and your 'performance issues' question is way too vague for anyone to answer.

Not directly, no. There's been some discussion here which you can find if you do an exact search for rules engine as one example. There may be others.

No clue, hence the suggestion to check with your support provider.

I have no idea where it is documented or even if it is supported by the DB2 stages but for Oracle it is documented in places like the Oraoci9.pdf file. Try following the steps there and see if it works.

In other words, use "Open with..." to open it in something like Notepad and then copy/paste from there rather than from a browser.

I would think it would run as a 64bit O/S is perfectly capable of running a 32bit app - are they saying that it won't work at all or just that there's no 64bit version of DataStage for that O/S?

Stage variables and Group Change Detection techniques. An exact search here for that phrase should turn up the details.

Exactly, this field does not need to be anything in your XML so can exist just for this purpose. Make sure it gets incremented properly, say once every 400000 records in you case.

Specifically, do an Exact Search on "because of a prior component with the same name".