DSXchange

Definitely server related as the client doesn't matter. And yes, all projects are 'out of bounds' as none on this particular server can be connected to. My production server is still fine, so whatever changed changed just on the dev/test server. No, no roaming home. I agree, it does seem like a perm...

Search for DSGetLinkInfo as a starting point.

Been through the forum but can't seem to find anything that fixes the problem that has suddenly cropped up today. And before anyone asks, no I have no idea what may have changed, as there is nothing pertinent to this that either I am aware of or should have changed. Some users can connect just fine,...

A made up acronym for Non Premium.

I was involved with setting up DataStage 6.x on a Tru64 Cluster with EMS storage 'back in the day'. We installed the software on all nodes but only ran it on one at any given time. Clustering scripts were written so it knew how to check for failure, fail the software over from node to node, start / ...

Yerk... hope nobody is sending dates as ambiuous as that. I've seen ones where the month may not include a leading zero but the day would always, so the answer in that case would be 2005-01-11.

But it does complicate things... for no good reason...

ray.wurlod wrote: In general, the default values will be appropriate.

Forgive me, but I thought it best to pull this out for the NP folks in the audience...

What "3-4 formats of DATE" do you speak? You've only shown one.

If you really need to handle that, a custom routine is in order. One that attempts to detect the incoming format and handles it accordingly, whatever that may mean.

Please post what you've tried so far.

The Sequential File stage. Usually.

Ah yes, that too. To misquote an old Genesis song 'The Apostrophe Police Never Sleeps'.

Or... well, never mind. That's about enough different ways for one day.

Ok... what the heck *is* your derivation for that field? How are you determining if it should be 'True' or 'False'? At its most basic, I'm suggesting something like:


As the proper derivation.

Or that.

You mean XPath not simply path... it was a little confusing at first. And your output while wrong is technically correct - 1 = true, 0 = false.

You need to correct your 'DSLink100.PublishFlag' derivation to translate it into words, it would seem.

Oh, and nice link name.

What happens when you try 'uvsh' rather than 'uv'?