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This problem sounds familiar. I believe if you search you'll find at least one other mention of this - and that it is a known bug.

Meena, I know you do or you wouldn't be using the MCM. I was spelling it out for Champa's benefit.

Note:: These settings works OK for windows Outlook Doesn't matter. Your UNIX server is doing the mail sending here, not Windows nor Outlook. I'd suggest you talk to your SAs. Let them know what you are doing and what errors you are getting. Getting email to send out successfully from that AIX box f...

With a known, fixed maximum number of records to generate from each input record that isn't "too big", you could always just use that many output links with optional constraints. In your case, that means four. Each one building a record and constrained to only send the result out if the max is not ...

It's all about writing out what looks like one record to DataStage that is actually several as far as the operating system is concerned when read back in. You do this by including record terminators inside the one record, terminators that work for your O/S - either <LF> for UNIX or <CR><LF> pairs fo...

If you have both versions of the Server installed, then yes, that is one way to do the upgrade. However, if you want to upgrade your existing 7.1 Server to 7.5 you can do that directly. Meaning, simply upgrade the 7.1 Server to 7.5 by applying the 7.5 version directly to it. It will automatically up...

FAQ: Writing multiple rows from 1 source row.

And whaddaya know, a link to a Tech Tip at the top of the page that explains exactly how to do that!

Ah... a little late I see, too long spent polishing the vowels. Still something to consider or to take note of in the future.

Can anyone tell me how to detect whether a particular input column in a transformer has changed to a new value or not? The simple answer to this is sure - with stage variables. However, the devil is in the details. Is your input data sorted? Once you've found your 'first A' will all the rest of the...

that means in each run datastage may not read in sequence i.e say for example @INROWNUM= 100 for 100th record may not be same in second run @INROWNUM = 100 for 100th record could be 200th record.Datastage reading sequential records not in sequence even though its processing all records. Edward, it'...

I was wrong about the 'sid' stuff. As Kim has noted several times, it's because of a lack of the 'www' in front of the domain name in the link. Copy the shortcut and paste it in your address bar, add the www and then go. Or click here. It's just one of the plethora of posts on the subject of Duplica...

Is there a database involved anywhere here? You could easily construct a table holding range name, low value and high value and then join to this on the way out using 'between' logic...

Cool. :D

How large is 'large'? Editors like UltraEdit32 can handle very large files and on UNIX you have functions like 'sed' to do that. Very little pain involved in either of those.