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You are going to have to answer that one yourself as it's not one that ships with the product but rather one written "in house". As in your house.

Do what you are doing, but in the after job routine check the Transformer and the link that writes to the Sequential stage rather than the XML stage.

Have you used 'regedit' before? If not, you may want to have someone who has help you. Search for all entries of "Ascential", those are the ones that are your delete candidates in the registry.

Someone told me that, this method will impact the perfomance of the job. To work my idea the perfomance statistics should be always on or something liek that. No & No. There's no "performance impact" to checking a link count after job, if that is what you mean by "this method". And you don't ne...

Which macro, exactly? There isn't one called "Datetimestamp".

That error has nothing to do with volume - either you can connect or you can't. Is there any "From previous run..." log message after you reset the aborted job?

Have you tried what you posted? Macros stand alone in some areas and in others need to be wrapped in hash/pound signs. If that didn't work, try #DSProjectName# instead.

Why not put "c:\temp" as the filename and "dir -b" as the filter? Does that not work?

Is this your first attempt at accessing Oracle in your jobs? Or first time for this instance? Something else?

I've seen something similar, but the problem number was smaller and the error was a 'stack overflow' due to the number of iterations. Got a client side patch for it from IBM.

The administrator user (typically dsadm) can compile in a Protected project using the Multiple Job Compiler.

That 'trick' should also work on Windows as long as you use the Windows NUL rather than the UNIX /dev/null equivalent, I would think. There's also a command line 'manual' out there, probably at the main site but also found here: m This is for the command line switches but there's a link back to the ...

There's always WinZip. Once you register it, from what I recall you can also download a command line interface for it. And I'd be shocked if the granddaddy of them all, pkzip, isn't still around.

For Oracle you don't "need" any particular format, so long as the TO_DATE() mask matches your data.

Meaning, it has stopped and is waiting for someone to say yes or no.