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You skipped the Sequencer, something you need to get this to work. That's what "Seqr" meant, btw, a "Sequencer" stage, not that this was the start point for a "Sequence" job. Hence the "r". :wink: The transformer needs a stage variable to compile. You don't ne...

I don't see why not, unless you can't get access to the command line there or can't have someone create a shortcut to it.

Are you sure you're only exporting a single job at a time? That looks like an 'export the whole project' message to me. Can you post your syntax, please?

Time to open a case with your official support provider, it seems.

That's what we call an uninstall With Extreme Prejudice.

Yes, RA is Routine Activity. And if it wants something upstream from the Sequencer, put a Nested Condition there with a Unconditional trigger.

You mean it's a transform? One I've yet to notice after all this time? Sheesh. Edit: OK, I feel a little better here - there's no such thing in my 7.5.2 installation. It would be easy enough to whip one up, you sure that's not custom work? Now, there is such a thing in a Parallel Transformer, but no...

Ah... no need for that, the answer is so simply I'm ashamed it took so long for it to pop into my brain. Back to two jobs and a routine...

Staggered start.

Then it sounds like your script isn't properly preparing the environment before running the job. Source your dsenv file in the script, then run the job.

What exactly is it asking you to confirm?

Co-rrect.

You are trying to run this from where the client is installed rather than the server, yes? You either need to run it from the directory it lives in, or add that directory to your PATH variable or fully path the command. Command Line 101 stuff, really.

First question is always going to be - have you searched here for a portion that message? You're not the first person to have this issue.

There's a specific forum for TX questions, best to repost this there as that seems to be the only place those experts hang out.

If that 'delay' works for you. You still won't be able to manage a true 'staggered start' in the Sequence job, however. You could, however, arrange for both to start at the same time and then delay one as you noted. Only 'downside' I can see is the fact that it will always have that built in delay, ...