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No, sorry... seen way too many bus errors on HP-UX but have no experience with Solaris.

Or a Server Shared Container, but that's not a very 'PX' solution. Why a routine to read the hashed file? Why involve hashed files in your PX design at all?

One approach would be a generic routine using DSGetLinkInfo to capture the link row count and then a trigger based on the returned value being >0 to the Notification Activity stage.

What O/S? HP-UX by chance? If so, do you have LD_PRELOAD set?

General experience seems to show that PX is very persnickety and that anything other than the supported compiler(s) noted for your platform does not work.

As to the specifics of GCC on Sun, I don't know.

Do you actually have the RTI / SOA Edition? Or are you asking because you are thinking about purchasing it for this?

Yah Brian!

File sizes are one thing, you were talking about 20MB ROW sizes. That's a completely different animal. What kind of average row size are you dealing with?

Turkbear wrote:Sorry for the double post..Lost connection and thought it had failed..

No worries. Keep in mind the fact that you can delete any of your own posts, as long as they have not been replied to yet.

If these are not your jobs you need to do this as dsadm or root. Or have it done by your Administrator.

Define "everything". Did you actually look at the source file mentioned? What did you find when you searched for "Nonnumeric data when numeric required"?

In the Administrator. Make sure you 'Show All' in both panes and look very closely for relevant entries.

Sometimes it takes more than that. Search for any entries that mention your internal job number - RT_LOGnnn, RT_STATUSnnn, etc. Release those as well.

Amit_111 wrote:I also tried to Release this Job from DataStage Manager and Director but in vain.

Releasing a job is something completely different from what you think it means. Don't. As noted, search instead.

ajongba wrote:I tried freeing it from Datastage Director but it did not worked....

How exactly did you "try freeing"? And what "didn't work" about it?