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No, you don't need to get this working in "Server jobs" you need to get UNIX commands working in DOS. If you have PX installed then you have the MKS Toolkit as well and can use these commands regardless of Server v. Parallel. Or find 3rd party implementations of the UNIX commands.

Please help how? You haven't asked a question or clarified what issue you believe you are having.

Hmmm... I don't believe there is without 3rd party support like the MKS Toolkit or perhaps tools of this nature.

Your other option may be to spell out in words what this is meant to accomplish and then see if you can do this via DataStage BASIC.

Why not point them to the proper place, mention the actual document and location rather than copy/paste a portion of it and then make generic mention of "the documentation".

Your XPath Expressions are invalid it seems. How where they generated? From the xml or an xsd or manually?

Ramani wrote:So how to skip this shared container export while taking the job design export which acutally uses a shared container.

I don't believe this is possible from the command line.

ray.wurlod wrote:This has been asked a bajillion times in the past. Or is it a bazillion?

With a "j".

The data processing is sequential in server jobs.Server jobs need lesser startup time as compared to Parallel jobs and perform well for small amounts of data. Sorry, just had to pop in here as a representative of the Luddite population who do not have access to PX jobs where they work. The first st...

I tend to stick with native interfaces over ODBC 100% of the time. That's just my preference, mostly because you don't have as many options with ODBC. And the whole concept of 'ODBC is less performant' is pretty much an urban myth, especially in this day and age.

It is explained in the online help available from the Director, specifically: Contents / Running DataStage Jobs / Multiple Job Invocations.

Hashed files are the heart and soul of Server. You really need to read the docs like the Server Job Developer's Guide or go thru the Tutorial that ships with the product. That or, of course, get some training.

There are other posts here of people with the same question that a search for "file pattern" would turn up. Best as I can tell, you need to set the APT_IMPORT_PATTERN_USES_FILESET environment variable to TRUE to get this to work as one would expect.

Interesting. In all honesty, I'd started to write up a response asking to try "from" rather than "From" (etc) but stopped after I checked my server. The template has the tokens in all lower case, but the DSSendMail routine documents the string using mixed case tokens and DSSendMailChecker routine ac...

Stick to one place - ask him over there.

Either one can be made to work.