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So says the voice of experience.

Can't you just 'clone' the columns to another set of columns for use by the second xpath expressions?

I would guess so... don't recall back to my 7.0 days. However, if you go to the Trigger tab, change it to custom and there's no ellipses when you click in the field, then I guess you are on your own. At least until you upgrade.

You mean in your Trigger Expression? Use the ellipsis (...) and choose 'Activity Variable'.

You have any particular flavor of '3rd party tool' in mind when you asked this rather vague question?

The RTI Console is used to deploy RTI Services. You create them in the Designer just like any other job.

I'm afraid there aren't any, as far as I know. At least none I've ever seen. You either need to go to an official IBM/Ascential class or bring in a consultant to teach you. No tutorial, specifically. However, there are pdf manuals that ship with the product, including a User's Guide which would be a...

Yes, there is a maximum set in the uvconfig file and guess what? It's 768. # MAXKEYSIZE - This sets the maximum number of characters that can # be used within a primary key. The minimum value of 255 retains # the historical maximum key length as well as the historical encoding # of record locks with...

Answered in the General forum.

ps. No need to post things twice.

You can disable NLS after DataStage has been installed if you chose to install that option at the time of the original installation. However, if you chose to not install the NLS option when you installed DataStage, you'll need to uninstall DataStage completely and then reinstall everything, this tim...

dls wrote:I'm going to suggest that there is a bug. Before I do, though, has anyone been successful passing parameter values to multiple instance jobs?

Of course, quite often in fact.

Latha1919 wrote:Secondly, when I logged into the DataStage Designer with dsoper ID, and tried viewing the data, by right clicking on the Sequnetial file stage, I am getting the same above error message but the Status=13. However, if login with dsadmin as userID, I am able to view the data of the file.

Permissions.

Well, there you go... microseconds it is.

Don't think so... but glad to be proven wrong. Let us know.

Closer... milliseconds.