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From a Windows machine with the Client installed, if you mean by 'export'. Add to that a normal filesystem level backup of the partition.

All of his other posts are PX specific, so I'd go down that path Arnd.

Not until you end any confusion over your job type. PX means Parallel Extender and is the reason you buy the "Enterprise" Edition. You used the word "routine" which is typically associated with Server jobs and which would be written in BASIC, whereas custom PX goodies would be written in C or C++. H...

Sort by Id and then Date, status can come along for the ride it seems. Then the "iconv stuff" for the actual date difference in stage variables.

Actually, they both do. The difference, as the name of the second implies, is concurrency. If that means nothing to you, check the Wiki link. The latter is meant to be used in a concurrent environment - where multiple processes could be working on the same resource at the same time. The former does ...

U can? Does he know that?

ps. Your time would be better spent in threads that aren't three years old.

v2kmadhav wrote:the problem is only when i pass the value to a multiload stage in a parallel job.

If you believe you've found a bug, the only way to A) truly verify that and B) get a proper fix is to C) report it to your official Support provider.

Post the exact command you are using and how you are executing it. Exact. Copy/paste the entire thing, not selective samples like you've done before and not what Arnd wrote - your command.

You can help yourself on this one - Search. You're not the first nor the last to see this message, so put something that's not unique to your message in and search for it - something like "write failed for record id" in this case would work a treat. If you've done that, read through all the other po...

First you have to determine what the problem is before you can resolve it. And if you want any help from us resolving the problem, you'll need to provide a great deal more information than you've done so far. Why does the Sequence ( note there's no "r" at the end unless you mean the stage ) abort? B...

ray.wurlod wrote:If you have access to DataStage clients, you have all the manuals.

Of course... and obviously, they don't.

If you 'really need it' you can download them from IBM. Hopefully that link works for someone other than myself, and you may need an 'IBM id' to access the site. [shrug]

If that doesn't work, try to 'Search all of support' for 'datastage manuals' from this link:

http://www.ibm.com/support/us/en/

Please don't hand type it in but copy/paste the entire message directly from the logs. And post your syntax so we can see what you've tried.

Do you own a Linux license and have proper media? You can't just install on any old O/S, you need the license keys.

Double-click on them and read the Long Descriptions.