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At a high level, yes. Be aware sometimes you need a job parameter depending on where you are using it. And there is a macro to get the current Invocation Id in job.

Be aware it does a substring match. So if you are looking for 'ABC' in a list that includes 'ABCD' it will report a match / hit.

Check out the Locate function for an exact match.

Any... particular error? Or do we have to guess?

Only if the job is a Multi-Instance job. We do something like this and pass the table name as the Invocation ID.

A) The 'Job Control' tab on the job's Property page.

B) Using the 'Routine Activity' stage in a Sequence job.

I never could find an answer as to exactly why this happens, but will be the first to admit I didn't really look all that hard.

I've started including a note in the email to tell them to ignore any goofy attachment that may come along for the ride.

From what I understand, that is basically what they use. (UVUTF8?) Ray has posted on this subject several time, a search for all terms with 'hashed utf8' turned most up, including this one:

http://www.dsxchange.com/viewtopic.php?t=100188

Yes, that is exactly the same thing we do here. Works fine. 7.5.1A on HP-UX.

That is how this version works as well, we use it here. Open a case with your support provider if there seems be a problem on your platform.

dadabhoy wrote:Given DataStage treats processors with 2 cores as 2 cpu's if you have a server with 1 Quad Core CPU does the deafult config file have 2 nodes ?

Given that a 'core' *is* a CPU, yes - everything will be counted as you've postulated. And a quad core processor has four CPUs on a single chip / die.

Why did you start a new post on the exact same issue? All we're doing is going in circles here with the exact same advice being given.

http://www.dsxchange.com/viewtopic.php?t=117042

All you can do is start the post in the proper forum, only a moderator can.
(Editted by moderator so it won't pop in my search of post relocation requests)

Seems like a bug, one I've seen before on the Server side. Open a case with your support provider, perhaps they have a patch for it. For me, the jobs all had something in common but I don't remember the gory details... any chance of that here? Anything in common amongst the jobs that generate the er...

Just curious - what operating system? HP-UX? They seem to have the lion's share of mutex issues, hence the question.

I believe they are trying to read data in the format, not write it, hence the links to the other recent topics on same.