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DataStage is a 32bit application on your platform.

Two for two.

Never tried, but should be fine I would think.

Good, glad you sorted it out.

Yup, makes sense and exactly where it showed up. Two things to note - the RTI Console lets you change Tracing on a running job without any kind of restriction. It's not until you actually start a job with tracing turned on that you get the normal 'Active stage starting, tracemode = 1' messages in th...

Craig, cant he access the hashed file with universe stage and supply a delete command ? wouldnt that work ? Sorry, yes - if the hashed file is in an account as Ray notes. I've been using pathed hashed files for so long I tend to forget about that option. From my standpoint, having to explain to som...

Either you input file looks different than the sample data you have provided or i am going cukoo.' Or perhaps a little of both. I'd ask Sai for two things. 1) Post a real example of the source data. 2) Actually try what you suggested. Saying "I don't think it may work" isn't helpful at all. Try it ...

Actually, there's no way to directly delete records from a sequential file either. With both you can play the old game of writing out the records you want to keep to a new name and then renaming things back when you are done. Or dump the hashed file contents you want to save to a sequential file and...

Silly question, but I don't have access to any manuals from here and there's no online help in the RTI Console, so... When one drills down to 'Job / Maps Attached to the Operation' level in the console and then right-clicks on the icon, one of the options is Set Tracing On. Can anyone tell me where ...

And make sure you remove the line I didn't qoute to you!


Leaving that one in will hork up the other change and was what I was referring to when I said 'no need to declare them twice'.

After you made the change, did you stop and restart DataStage? It's required for any dsenv change.

Can't help with the 'promote the warning' bit, but I thought that was done via a right-click in the job's log on the warning itself? Is there a way in PX to say if records go this particular link, abort the job after n of them? In the Server world you can say 'Abort after 1 row goes down this link' ...

Not really all that much of a competition.

Put your 32bit libraries first. Actually, you can remove the 64bit libraries as they won't be used. No need to declare them twice, either.

Well... you do typically want Transaction Size to be a multiple of Array Size. So, with an Array Size of 1000 you might have a Transaction Size of 5000 or 10000 for example. Not to send this careening off course, but keep in mind the fact that, if you are using a reject link, it will only really wor...