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How would that help? An update is an update.

Yes, why are you asking? What problem are you trying to solve?

No, there isn't - it will need to achieve that status on its own. And yes, you can Stop a job or Reset one that's been stopped (or aborted) if need be.

Nope. You'll need some sort of backup (file image, export, etc) to get it back.

Ray's "bleeding obvious" was to uninstall the patch. Hence the quote.

What database? What stage? What array size?

Work with your DBA, see what suggestions they have to improve the speed.

That would entirely depend on how you handled these errors. Me, I would use a transaction size of 0, then abort the job and rollback all the work if there were any problems. That and design the job such that errors would be a remote possibility.

What does "not working" mean in this context? What error message is generated? <snip> I'm using following command, but it's not working. <snip> If anybody having idea. Let's share with me ! The first idea to share with you is to answer Ray's first two questions. All you've done here is repeat the f...

How long is "too much time"? How many indexes on your target table and is there one over the key column(s) you are using for the update? What about foreign keys? Check constraints? Triggers? As noted, there are many factors that effect update speed. Can you avoid an update? You tell us. One method w...

They are restoring a 7.5.1 installation on an old server and then want to import the contents into their new 8.x installation. Use export/import to accomplish that.

You can't. You can, however, delete the 'wrong' one but only before anyone replies to it.

I only use it when I need to look-up one value and I'd rather do that once rather than over and over, even though there isn't anything wrong with that. Therefore, I use it in the Initial Value section of a stage variable.

Please do not post the same question in multiple forums. That just tends to upset people.

http://www.dsxchange.com/viewtopic.php?t=121815

They said 'to the server' not 'from the server'. That's because dsimport.exe is a client command and you would run it from your PC. The server only imports jobs, AFAIK.

It certainly should be. If that way doesn't work, it sounds like a bug to me and suggests that you should contact your official support provider.