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OK. Of course I didn't mean person when I said people like it somehow knew who you were, that's a different kind of license - a named license rather than a concurrent one. Here the userid doesn't matter. :wink: And from what I recall, yes, up to 10 client connections from the same IP address are con...

You have to 'duplicate the code'. Treat one project as the 'master' project and promote the common routine everywhere else (read only) that it needs to be used.

That's odd. I would assume that your repository indexes for the Project in question are corrupted. In your shoes I would try a DS.REINDEX ALL but first make sure you search for the here and understand all of its caveats. Biggest of which is which no / none / nada / zero processes can exist in the pr...

It's an operating system process memory issue from the OCI (client) software rather than the database itself. What exactly are you doing in this job? Giant array sizes? CLOB fields? Details, please.

You were doing fine right up until this point: "The server jobs will perform much more better than, what they were previously due to the addition of PX edition license." No. As you noted, at a high level Server jobs will be unaffected. Now, if you start running a crap-load of PX jobs on th...

Open up the DSSendMailTester routine and use that code. Check the INTERIMSTATUS there to see if the job is going to abort or not.

No, nothing special. However, if all you put for the output file was "output.xml" then that being a relative path would put the file in the job's Project. Did you look for it there?

It is a concurrent license, so it controls how many people can connect at the same time.

Sorry to do this on your first post but you've put it in the completely wrong forum. :( This one is for testimonials rather than problems, there are two (well, three) dedicated to problems based on job type - Server or Parallel - plus a General one for stuff that doesn't fit in one or the other. Ple...

Meaning you need to know the character set of your source and you need to know the characterset of your target and handle any mapping issues appropriately.

Hmmm... true. There is a place for DB Options in the Connection category: DB Options Specify a user name and password for connecting to Oracle in the form: <user=< user >,password=< password >[,arraysize= < num_records >] Is that where you're trying to leverage the Wallet connectivity?

I was just being snarky about the "check" since it's a fairly trivial thing to add. :wink: Without knowing exactly what your script is doing, it's not really possible to say this with authority but in general - no, an attempt to run an already running job of any kind should just generate a...

If you have the client, you should have the manuals as well. They install on your PC as pdf documents.

I didn't realize there were tools out there that would do this, here I thought I was the tool. So to speak.

Any that you would recommend, Ernie?

Silly question, perhaps, but have you actually opened up the .dsx file (it is just a plain text file) and confirmed exactly what is and is not in there?