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The documentation will list the supported compilers. "Supported" as in "work with the product".

Seems to be a known Excel "issue" when you do an automatic import by, say, double-clicking on a .csv file. Doesn't seem to be a good, automated solution other there, found this as one possibility: m Otherwise, it seems like you'd need to create a .txt file rather than a .csv to force the process thr...

UserVariables Activity stage, call the routine there so the list ends up in a variable that can be leveraged by the Start Loop stage.

Nice! :D

Make sure you are in a Project - either issue a LOGTO YourProject or launch the shell from inside the project directory so it is automatically logged into the right project.

What resolution are you after? Do you want the exponent or is this just a string with an 'E' in it? And the problem is strictly an Excel problem when you open the file in that tool?

We tried.

If you're just trying to detect the presence of a semi-colon in your data, then as noted the Index function should work for that. If there's more to it than that... [shrug]

Put your requirements into words so people don't have to guess what your filtering rules are.

Assertion errors are fatal code issues, I would think you'd need to take this to your official support provider, see if they can help.

OK, was wondering if all that it did was "kill" the process.

This should help with the different signals:

http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-831.html

You won't be able to restart DataStage when you are done as it is already running. Simply restart dsrpcd with the nohup command you posted.

The Director only shows the crontab entries for the currently logged on user. So I'd wager it had been scheduled (and thus run) under a different user. Double-click on any log entry from the run, it will show the "User" there.

So, a snippet from a script for a job where I needed to do almost the exact same thing: ftp -ni ${ftp_host} <<!! user ${user} ${pwd} cd ${destination} dir ${pattern} quit !! Wrapped in whatever level of error handling you feel you need. When the scri...

No, you'll need to get a list of all jobs and then iterate through them and parse the results. Curious what you mean by "print out the status"? Does "dsjob -jobinfo" have what you need?

kajjam4u wrote:Add an index option or drop indexes and rerun step.

What's wrong with the solution it suggested?

Sounds like it's time to open a case with your official support provider, see if that option is still valid in the 8.x release.