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And away we go...

Split into your own topic from this one.

We'd need more information in order to help you properly. For example, what is your script doing to "pick up the ds execute log file" and some clarification around what "half the log file" means. Any idea where the issue lies? Is the entire log getting written to the file but it ...

Not a lot of information to work with. How isolated is this issue, i.e. can others connect successfully and the issue is just with your installation? As a wild stab I'm wondering if you have a firewall issue, if the required set of ports are enabled / opened that the product needs, which are all doc...

If what you need is to run the job multiple times for a range of parameter values, a Sequence job with the Loop stages should work. You'd have to either build a delimited list of those values or from a starting point compute the next value for a set number of iterations.

It's been discussed a number of times here. To get it in the body you need to "roll your own" routine to send mail with a variable body. You could start with DSSendMail and tweak it, or start from scratch.

Kind of crazy that the functions are actually documented somewhere.

You'd also have this information in the pdf manuals delivered with the product and in the "online" help as well.

You need to determine what the details of your file are so you can read it properly. A hex editor can help or perhaps "od -h" or some other flavor of a dump so you can see the actual hex/octal/decimal values.

Cool, thanks for posting your solution Colin.

That's because you are sitting in the bin directory.

3) cd to a Project directory
4) fully path the call to dssh/uvsh

Want to double-check - the information you posted is for the client or the server? If it is from the client machine, can you post details of your server architecture?

... if so then the answer to my question would be "1".

If you used 'UNIX newline' and it couldn't find it, then that's not your record delimiter. What does a "wc -l" on your filename return?

What is your record delimiter? You did not mention that and that is what it is saying that it could not find.

Sorry but what exactly do you mean by "how to find error record table records"? I'm wondering what the answer might be other than "look in the error table"...

Can you be more specific?