DSXchange

So... what was the resolution?

Hmmm... if you have 8.1 and have updated it to include the istool function, that may change this. Not sure.

You have two choices: A) jobs only via dsexport. B) The entire project via dscmdexport. Some folks do the project and then hack it up using the 'DSX Cutter' script posted here.

Compiling a PX job with a Transformer requires a supported C++ compiler be installed and configured properly... have you done both?

... and pretty much everywhere else for that matter.

No 'cursor' or 'loop' needed, just looks like an aggregation to me.

Which pivot stage, exactly?

We have been having continued issues with -14 errors (resource time-outs) and a change was suggested by our admins to fix this. The change was implemented and now every job that has the audit code above fails. Am I missing something or do you not mention what the 'fix' was that was suggested and im...

Okay... what's stopping you from storing it somewhere, even if that somewhere is only a flat file, you could use it to do a lookup against. And a job would build the list one time, rather than having to do it 'on the fly' each time. Just curious...

This 'month number' reference, where is it stored - in a database table? And the 'create month' is a string field? And are you saying there's more to this than just a lookup, that you have a starting month/number and you need to compute the result somehow? Or just convert '2009/10/05' to 'October-20...

OK, and I see from your initial post that you have admin rights. Just to be completely anal, have you verified that the SYSTEM32 directory is in your PATH?

Right, from Ray's reply I assumed we were talking installing the Server, not the Client and so updated my post before I saw your reply.

XP is not supported for the Server, period. And as noted, neither it nor the client will even attempt to install on XP Home. You should, however, be able to install the client on XP Pro without issue.

Not sure what's going on with your issue, do you have admin rights on the machine?

ps. You will need commas between the argument values, assuming multiple 'Args' are defined in the routine. Otherwise, some kind of delimited string?

If you Reset the aborted job, does it add a 'From previous run...' message to the log? If so, please post it.