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An exact search for "Failed to authenticate the current user against the selected Domain" found 23 matches, did none of them help?

That would be what common routines, transforms and shared containers are for. Encapsulate the logic into reusable objects, there's no 'save to file' equivalent here.

I was expecting that uv -admin -stop would in turn gracefully stop these processes. Faulty expectation. If for some reason you feel you need to kill those processes, try first a plain "kill" and if that doesn't work a "kill -15". Save the "kill -9" for when things esca...

'Save' it for what purpose?

With no specifics, all we can do is guess - and my guess is full table scan from updates on non-indexed columns.

Pfffttt... well, for sure I am now. :? Didn't even notice the UNIX notation on the first post after comments like: I am to trying call datastage job from windows command prompt by using command "dsjob -run ". I have added this path "C:\IBM\InformationServer\Server\PXEngine\bin", ...

What do you mean by 'some Oracle tables are missing in the repository'? What specific errors are you getting?

Not sure why we need to say this over and over but... have you tried searching the forums for your error message?

Have you verified that 'dsjob' does indeed live in that directory? If correct, I believe you need to reboot before changes to $PATH are recognized, try that please if you can.

Don't quote it.

JRodriguez wrote:Lock details are found in XMETA.XMETALOCKINFO table

As noted earlier and in spite of the subject, this is not a job lock issue. The problematic message is simply "Cannot get exclusive access to log for job JS_ATN".

That would be the wrong place to add it, you need to add it via Windows itself. My Computer <right click> Properties, then look for 'Environment Variables'.

In other words, pretty much the same thing you'd see in the documentation. Minus any discussion of key fields.