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Terala - best if you start your own post and give us specifics of your requirement, "pretty much the same" doesn't really give people the information they would need to help you.

In other words, you'll need to create a "report" with just specfically those two metrics. And one way to do that is by using the DSGetLinkInfo() function in a custom routine with the DSJ.LINKROWCOUNT InfoType to get the count of the records that went down the 'processed' link and the 'miss...

That's about the limit of my Windows scheduler knowledge.

Is there any evidence in the job's log that it even attempted to start?

Not possible.

Ah, so a data center move... but I assume not a physical relocation of the hardware, yes? It might have been a little early to mark the topic as Resolved without answers to the questions we're asking, but you can always come back and open this up or start another topic if you need to.

Mmmmm... pie.

(Said in my best Homer Simpson voice)

Quite a bit, primarily how the metadata repository is now 'open' and stored in a relational database and how the client communicates with the server. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. There may be something in our FAQ forum (I don't recall) and I'm sure our own Vincent McBurney has blogged abo...

Ah... t-shirt wisdom.

Sure, search the forums here for DS_JOBOBJECTS and you should find something close that you could adjust to suit your need.

Have you made sure you have the credentials of the "domain" user properly entered into the scheduler, in particular the password?

They've marked their "O/S" as Windows which is meant to indicate the operating system where DataStage is installed, seeing as how the client is always on Windows. So, that would mean there's no "dsenv" in play here as that's only for UNIX servers. Sometimes people don't understan...

I'd be curious what kind of a 'move' we're talking about here as that can affect the answer. Is this from one physical server to another server that is basically otherwise identical? If not, what is different about the destination server - the Operating System, hardware configuration, what? Even som...

Of course, but realize that when you drop the project you are 'deleting' more than just "all the jobs". Any account-based hashed files, custom routines, etc etcetera will be gone as well.

Post your unedited error.

Looks like it came from DSRunJob() so perhaps with a DSJ.RUNRESET RunMode? Does your code always attempt a reset or only if the job 'needs' it? I would think this would actually be avoided by use of the DSPrepareJob() function.