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There are record terminators, yes. I believe the question is regarding the lack of field delimiters, but now who knows. We'd need some clarification here.

Then I would say you should be fine with either approach.

I'd say Ken meant for the Average Joe... and you fall well outside of that, Ray. Well.

Do you need SOA to use MQ? Nope. You've got what you need.

Not really a 'general' question...

Use the RTI/SOA Edition if you need the functionality to expose your jobs as web services. Or if they need to call services. I believe you will find other posts on this site about MQ and doing exactly what you are thinking of doing with what you have. From what I recall, setting the timeout to zero ...

What 'little more details'? If you have specific questions, ask. And why the concern about the three files? You create the three to create the one, I don't see any way to create that kind of output directly. However, if you are worried about 'the three files' ( why does that remind me of the 'Demoli...

Unfortunately incorrect. Actually it does. From the docs: The timeout also affects the dsjob -wait command issued from the command line and the job control api function DSWaitForJob. If you are using these features you are advised to set a long timeout, or disable the timeout altogether. It also aff...

Still spelling it with a 'z' I see, Ken.

'SQL Editor' from your PC? Doesn't matter. DataStage is running on your UNIX server and needs to make the connection from there.

Should be all about your XPath expressions. Did you import the metadata for this from the file or an xsd? Or did you 'roll your own'?

I agree... really really. As in bad. No, "ours" aren't mirrored. Only the ones that specifically say they are mirrors of ibm.websphere.xxx seem to be. I just checked and don't see anything like that out there. Besides, usenet? I'm lurking in certain forums there every day but most people wouldn't kn...

Yuck... quite a step down in editor functionality.

I was aware of all that... just couldn't find the transplanted forums anywhere, even in the WebSphere area.

Today there's a link to them from the corpse of ADN:

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/f ... forums.jsp

Doesn't seem like all the forums made the trip...

"The rest"? I was hoping you could throw us a bone by telling us exactly which stages are greyed out. Otherwise, we're just guessing at what you are seeing...