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Right. A 'maximum' number. If you don't know what that may be... aim high.

Shared Containers don't need both an input and an output link, one or the other is fine. But still, the answer is 'no' to anything automatic.

sri75 wrote:If you look at my previous post,, in my code I have included "-mode Normal" in my command.. but still then it did not return any value or error code..

Actually, when we looked at your post previous to ours, it is not included. Hence the comment.

Bare bones, add something like this to your script:


And let us know if that helps.

Not sure, but it should be documented. In the meantime, try it and let us know.

It's not a rumor, it's a fact. And there's no direct replacement, that's coming 'real soon now' as official hooks to supported products. In the meantime, you'd have to roll your own. For the comparison, yes - timestamps and version numbers will always be an issue - but you quickly learn to discern t...

Then let's mark it as Resolved, shall we?

Don't use the colons (:) in your format string as there are no colons in your input data.

Still a little lost on exactly what part you are having problems with. Are you just trying to find out the parameter names in use in any given job from the command line? You can use 'dsjob' with the '-lparams' option. Do you need the values associated with any given parameter? Then the '-paraminfo' ...

That and what exact 7.x version are you running?

They don't seem to want to listen to either of us, Arnd.

Not that I am aware of, joins need 'keys' / matching columns. Perhaps someone else has some other thoughts on this... ?

I couldn't find any reference to needing to encode trademark symbols, but I'll poke around some more. Not sure what you mean by the 'generic escaping' remark, Ernie, do you mean I might need to escape the symbol before it goes to the parser?

Another bit of information. Even if I manually concatenate the tags around the field value and then switch the Data Element of that field to 'XML' so it is just passed through as is, it still get 'corrupted'.

Hard-code a static key value into both the reference lookup and the input stream. 'Join' on that.