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rameshrr3 wrote:I worked with DS on windoze for about 3 years

With Ken Bland?

In other words, just use IConv to convert both date portions to 'internal' (integer) format and subtract them - the answer will be the difference in days. If you really want to use the 'DateGenericDateDiff' transform, it uses the 'DateGenericToTimestamp' transform to transform the date and handles q...

What are the permissions you have on your Project directory?

Since you've jumped on the end of an old thread rather than start your own (and link back to this one) we have to ask things like - is your Server installed on UNIX or Windows?

You might want to explain exactly what "it was enabled" means. Do you know if your JobMonApp is running? Here is post on the subject, a search for that term will turn up several more.

You should have just stayed in your original thread. No reason to start a new one and break the relationship, one to the other. Are you trying to follow Ray's advice there? What was your exact TimestampToString function used? The FIELD function just returns a portion of a delimited string and was me...

Yes, there are queries you can run in the Administrator or at a TCL prompt against the DS_JOBS and DS_JOBOBJECTS repository tables. They've been posted here many times, a search for those table names should turn them up. Mostly from our resident guru Mr Kim Duke. Also, Chuck Smith has a job to parse...

Not sure what you are asking. If you will be using Version Control to do your promotions, there are no other steps in the dev environment. The process starts and stops with VC. Or are you asking about setting up Version Control? That's covered in the manual and involves setting up at least one dedic...

First off, you've marked your Server OS as 'Windows' in your post, is it really on UNIX? In any case, 'scheduling' is handled automatically by the Director tool. All you need to do is 'Add to Schedule' and it will create the appropriate entries for cron or at for your job. For UNIX, you will need to...

The fact that a delete was performed is logged in the DS_AUDIT table. But nothing else is logged and none of the deleted information is saved out there.

No, they are not stored in anything like a 'Recycle Bin' where you can simply click 'Undelete' and get it back. They are gone. You would need to recover it from your backups... you are backing things up, yes?

Have you tried right-clicking in the pallete, selecting 'Customization...' and then 'Reset to factory defaults'?

'Transaction grouping' is a little different concept. Use it when each 'group' of records across related tables must all either be committed or rolled back together - on a row by row basis. DSGuru, I'm imposing some constraints on the first link and i want the same to be applied while updating the s...

Bad Idea. If that's something a search here turned up, it should have also revealed many caveats for enabling that option. You have now made every hashed file 64bit. All of them - in your Projects, in the DSEngine, everywhere. You should change individual hashed files and only the ones that need it.

I would think you would specificy 'Character' and then the pipe as the character in question.

theverma wrote:Can we increase the number of jobs that can be run simultaneously.

Short answer - no. There's no magic config change that will solve your problem. You need to address the issue of number of simultaneous running/starting jobs as noted.