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hamzaqk wrote:if you do it in the administrator the property would be set for all sequences by default

Right - as noted, in all NEW sequences.

That looks syntactically correct. Perhaps an 8.x issue? Can you try a different user/password?

Print out the contents of the template file noted and take it to whomever administers that server, have them confirm the information is correct there and email is indeed working from it as well.

Sure, as long as your email client supports it. However, not via the Notification Activity, you'll need to code your own routine or script/batch file to accomplish that. Or perhaps by creating a "dssendmail" file with the proper command and tokens - see the "dssendmail_template" in any project direc...

Paste away. The PTERM command will help there. Besides, the problem was the lack of the LOGTO to the project in question, that or launch the shell from inside the project directory.

Ray, we were talking about just stopping dsrpcd, not the whole shebang.

Welcome. First suggestion? Search the forums here for 'vertical pivot', you're not the first to ask - and it's been discussed here before. A lot.

If you mean you see that when you 'View Data' from the stage, then you are trying to solve a non-existent problem. They are an artifact of the viewer.

Behind? Whatever... I'm sure there's a way, just saying I've never needed to do so outside of the normal start/stop processing, so don't know about the stopping part. I'm sure others do. Starting is easy, however.

That would only be true on a Windows server. For UNIX, I'm afraid I don't know how to stop it gracefully other than by shutting down DataStage.

You would need to use -logdetail instead, a much more involved process because of the additional parameters it needs.

That's... cheating.

Trim or Convert should do the trick then.

What do you mean by "a decimal" here? The date with the delimiters removed, i.e. 2008-11-10 to 20081110? Or something else?

Of course, but from what I read the OP wants to get a list of all of the remote files and then bring only some of them down for processing.