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Yes, normal. That initial 'start time' is when the job started and the second start time (the one it chaged to) is when the first rows began to flow through the job. And the speed can be fairly meaningless as it is averaged over the entire life of the job, it is not the 'current' speed.

Post your complete, unedited warning. For the last question, press the 'Help' button in the stage, they are explained there.

Seems to me the only help can come from either IBM directly or indirectly through your official support provider. Someone in your organization should be able to get that ball rolling for you.

On the $LD_PRELOAD question, the answer depends on what version of HP/UX you are running as to if it should be set or not.

I'm assuming the Oracle Enterprise stage, it being a PX job.

For 8.x you need to add the "domain" option to the credentials you are passing in.

So you can't even make a reasonable guess as to how many it might have as a maximum? I understand it will vary, that's fine, you're certain there is no effective upper boundary?

And you'll still have issues. Best to let the XML Input stage do its own reading and only feed it the URL/Pathname.

It's a Server stage Arnd.

They're not transactional, so what I assume you'd need to do to emulate that functionality is make a copy of it 'before job' and then check the interim status after job to see if the job had aborted and, if so, put the saved copy back into place.

Welcome. :D There's no way to do that kind of 'refusal' that I've ever seen but perhaps someone else has. As far as I know, you'll need to create another version of the job minus the web components - i.e. one web-enabled for singletons and another specifically for batches. For what it's worth, that'...

Don't use the Sequential File stage:

http://dsrealtime.wordpress.com/2007/12 ... -a-source/

He's looking for clarification on how it was created in Oracle: as 1000 bytes or 1000 characters? Makes a huge difference when dealing with multibyte character sets.

To continue my apparently ignore theme, an exact match search for "Fault occurred in BASIC program DSP.Open" returned ~16 matches after removing hits for your multiple postings. So, none of them had anything helpful in them?