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If they literally only want the second job to run if the first job has failed, then yes. I assumed they wanted it to run 'even if' the first one failed.

Or something here perhaps.

And the problem I described in my previous post is the fact that you've asked no question. Rather you've just posted evidence of the same problem from your original post with another routine, something you've allegedly solved at this point and to which everything we've already discussed still applies.

Specifically, search for vertical pivot or rows to columns should work as well.

Specifically, search for RTLogging and make sure you understand the consequences of changing its value.

Right idea, wrong execution. Never mentioned doing anything 'before job' but rather in your job. That means establishing them as Environment Variables in your project via the Administrator with values of $ENV so you don't immediately affect 100% of your existing jobs. Then add them as Job Parameters...

Describe the job.

So... is this Resolved now? If so, please mark it as such using the button at the top of the page. If not, you'll need to ask a question.

The way you remove things from a file without outputting to a second is while reading it via the Filter option in the Sequential File stage, and whatever you can do from an Execute Command stage you can do there.

Unclear... you need to read a file from a routine that has a link count written to it, or you've got the link count and now want to write it out? For the latter, you can echo it to a file or go through the whole OPENSEQ, WRITESEQ, CLOSESEQ shenanigans.

Unconditional.

You're probably locking yourself. Does it run fine on one node?

ps. Your image link is no good.

If there is, that would need to come from your official support provider after they determine exactly how each project is corrupted. IMHO.

Depends on what the user needs to do. Chat with your DBA.

I don't see why not - providing this "filtering" can be done in the source query. To be honest, though, I didn't really grok the original question.