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Those live in the $DSHOME/bin directory, so it either needs to be in your PATH or you'll need to prefix 'uvsh' or 'dssh' with it.

A continuation of this conversation I assume, yes?

There are way too many variables for anyone to just give you numbers. For array size, play around, run some tests. There is a point of diminishing returns for it... processing speed will increase and then eventually slow back down again as that number goes up. You need to find that sweet spot for ea...

Rebuild them.

There's no rule for how they 'need' to be set, it's up to you and how you want them set. Array Size controls how many records at a time are written to the database and Transaction Size controls how many records are commited at a time. IMO, TS should be a multiple of AS but other than that...

From an ETL perspective you don't really need to know exactly what 'cron' is doing behind the scenes. The Director client tool shields you from all that and automatically interfaces with cron and builds the appropriate crontab entries for you. If you click on Help from the Director toolbar, you'll f...

What kind of information, specifically? And 'crontab' is the table that drives 'cron' which is the actual UNIX scheduler... no corn involved.

Welcome. :D While both of these can be done, they aren't easily explained in a sentence or two. Rather than reading a list of emails from a file, why not create a 'group' in your email system and use that in the Notification Activity stage instead? That's the way many people tackle this problem, mys...

My advice was on how to use the Aggregator stage so it's not a bottleneck in the job and won't fall over dead working a large volume of data. My point was to keep it in mind when the work isn't possible 'up front'. There will be times when you do what you can in the database, then need to do additio...

Why don't you take a step back and tell us what the ultimate goal of all these xml questions you've been asking lately... what in the heck are you trying to accomplish? If the whole point is to drive cetain kinds of changes, like the precision change noted above, why not just do what most people wou...

Saw that list earlier... funny stuff.

And saying 'per user' is a little bit of a misnomer - it would have been more proper for me to say per installation of the Director.

paddu wrote:I tried exactly what is gave and it works
out_BURT_TOT.DATEFROM[1,4]:"-":out_BURT_TOT.DATEFROM[5,2]:"-":out_BURT_TOT.DATEFROM[7,2] : " " : out_BURT_TOT.ABIC_ZSTARTIME[1,2]:":":out_BURT_TOT.ABIC_ZSTARTIME[3,2]:":":out_BURT_TOT.ABIC_ZSTARTIME[5,2]

So you're fine now, yes?

Yikes... why not simplify your life and 'cd' into the directory before issuing the list command? Stack the commands up like this: cd /xxx/xxx && ls -1 PBRCT* The two ampersands are similar to using a semi-colon to run the two commands one after the other, but the second is only executed if t...

No such beastie or I would have mentioned it.