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Sounds like you need to find yourself a better informed consultant. Yes, just import them like always.

Hmmm... regardless, I don't believe one should be able to generate any kind of an assert error, that would normally indicate a code problem.

You asked two questions, I gave you two answers. I'm not sure what kind of information you would be looking for, so please ask more detailed questions if you need to. "Can i migrate even the server jobs to datastage 8 version?" Yes. "Datastage 7.5.2 server job cannnot be migarted to datastage 8. Is ...

You 'have to do performance tuning' and yet it sounds like you have no idea what that involves. What, did you draw the short straw?

Please search the forums for your warning message, it's been discussed here quite a number of times.

Looks like an 'assert error' to me, one of those 'This must be true' checks that abort if not true. You'll need to take this to your official Support provider, I would think.

Yes. No.

What does your target SQL look like? There should be a TO_DATE() function there with a matching mask.

So you have a metadata problem, not a 'preserve blanks' one, it seems. How did you import the metadata? What happens if you 'fix' it, set it to varchar(1)?

Search is your friend. See if this helps:

http://www.dsxchange.com/viewtopic.php? ... 2713%5C%27

And you don't need to explicitly set the 1 or 0, the expression will evaluate to that automagically:


Is all you need.

No, never had a need to play this game.

I'd suspect, based on your 'unresolved externals' error, that it's not about putting them in the right place, but about having the right runtime libraries.

Also make sure you understand that there's no such thing as duplicate records in a hashed file. They use 'destructive overwrite' based on the Key fields and so, per 'key', last one in wins. As Arnd notes, best to just explain what you are seeing, symptoms first, save the possible misdiagnosis for la...

Welcome. :D Multiple versions of the Client software can be installed on the same PC as long as they are installed to separate directories. You'll also need to install and use the Multi-Client Manager as without it, only the most recently installed version can be used. So, multiple copies can be ins...

No.

Does 'yes' mean it is working for you now? If so, please mark the thread as Resolved. If not, please explain what issue remains.