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1. Anything you like as long as it is unique amongst all currently running invocations.
2. Include the DSJobInvocationId macro in the file's name or they will collide.

The instructions worked just fine for me but then I'm on 7.5.2. Did you highlight the Column for Calculation then scroll the Available Properties to Add over to the right?

Sure. Don't really need to keep asking, however.

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From what I recall, other messages get logged with ones like that, usually a dump of the entire record - can you post that here? It would help give us some idea of the number of columns in the hashed file and what kind of data you are writing to them. When it's not being run manually, how it is bein...

That's possible from the GUI but not the command line.

If you're saying you don't know how to start a new topic, from the Forum view (i.e. 'inside' sny forum where all the topics are listed) there is a Post New Topic button at the top and the bottom of the screen. There's also one inside each topic as well, like right here and right now for instance. Pi...

Please do not hijack other people's threads.

Start your own topic and we'd be happy to help you.

Didn't really answer any of my questions. Have you involved your support provider yet?

Check what you have in your scheduler. For UNIX, it would be 'crontab -l' and after the job name would be something like 0/50/1/0/0 with the second number (50 here) being the warning limit.

That's an optional plugin that needs to be selected when the Server is installed. I wasn't sure if the export/import of a stage type would actually work or not (never tried it) but it seems that it doesn't. So... What will work is a 'reinstall' of the Server in Prod. Note I put it in quotes as nothi...

Then details if you like. Are you doing an explicit DateFromString() call in a transformer? Converting one type to the other in a Modify stage? That's about all the guessing I'm prepared to do.

All the more reason to check for a patch, IMHO - which the Linux version (I'm finding) has more than its fair share of.

Press the Help button inside the Aggregator stage, there is quite a bit of documentation there, including details on the Recalculate type.

No idea myself, but a google search for "Error: Multiple declaration for in" returned over 5M matches. Got be some help in there somewhere.