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Sounds like you need to REINDEX the Project. Search the forums for DS.REINDEX or DS.TOOLS and make sure you understand all of the caveats the posts list.

And?? Did you check anything we mentioned?

Um, yah... 'works well'...

On the off chance that the "what is cpu?" question is for real, find an in-depth answer here.

Probably not, as then nothing Oracle would work. I'm assuming this is one of those odd circumstances like I had where 99.9% of things worked 'fine' and then one job, that didn't look any different than any other other job, would blow.

Well worth checking, of course, though.

Wish I knew. Invalid pointers in glibc? You'll probably need to involve your official Support provider at this point, but let's see... What's different about this 'new machine' than the old one? Obviously something or we wouldn't be here having this conversation. I'm wondering about your Oracle clie...

Reset the aborted job and let us know the contents of the 'From previous run...' log entry that (hopefully) shows up.

Post the abort.

Post the abort. And to add what Ray asked, how are you using these Sequences - embedded in the target sql, as a reference lookup, what?

In other words, no.

eostic wrote:...but before you even do that, I'd suggest that you see if you can get a simple row generator to write to your MQ.

Did you try this suggestion?

Not sure how you can say that all of the Parallel jobs "run fine" when they all log that same fatal error. This has been asked and answered many (many) times already. Rather than spell it out again, please search the forum for your error message, choose which flavor looks interesting to you and all ...

Ok... if the question is 'can I recover cleared log messages?' then as Ray notes, the answer is no. I read it as the OP wanted to identify which logs had been cleared, which is what I attempted to answer.

From the errors, it seems like there are NULLs that are causing the problem, but I've checked the data and it isn't true. Yes, it *is* true or the error wouldn't have been logged. When I run the job in Designer so that I can see the pretty colors, I see 100 records get passed from the Oracle table ...

Another approach would be use a Sequence to Validate some form of job that connects to the database in question. It won't process any records, but will let you know if the source is available. Or not.