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There is an uninstall.sh that ships on the server CDROM. Or you can just install over the top of the old one and it will ask you what you want to do - maintenance type stuff or a complete reinstall.

Not unless you can establish some kind of process break between them and thus link them together in one 'stream'.

Three jobs, run in a serial fashion via a Sequence job.

Search the forums for "ParamValue/Limitvalue is not appropriate".

Because, as previously noted, you cannot attach to 'yourself'.

And why would one suddenly reply to a year and a half old post?

Searching for your error turns this up, see if it helps:

http://www.dsxchange.com/viewtopic.php?t=99702

You'll need to ensure the 32bit libraries are available and include $ORACLE_HOME/lib32 in your 'shared library path' variable. Unless you are on one of the few platforms where DataStage is actually 64bit, like Compaq Tru64? Also note that 10g isn't officially supported in DataStage until the 7.5.x r...

No, I think John has it right - don't attach to yourself. However, you have a bigger problem. After Job is really after the job, it hasn't actually finished yet, which means you can't "reset" it because it is still running. This needs to happen outside the job in your job control, and I personally n...

Never seen where an 'Any' Sequencer reports that message, it only happens when set to 'All' and not all incoming links fire.

Or if you typically run all three and sometimes need to skip B, use Sequencer and Nested Condition to evaluate if B should run or not:

Post your syntax - the suggestion was strictly in regards to using one rather than a bajillion inline function calls. The syntax still contains a billion functions: Convert(Char(135),'c', <snip> Not if you set it up correctly. The online help shows it takes a list of characters to look for and a co...

Post your syntax - the suggestion was strictly in regards to using one rather than a bajillion inline function calls.

One suggestion - use Convert rather than EReplace, that way you'll only need one statement. Check the online help for the gory details.

Use a single forward slash as their XPath Expressions: "/".