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Off the top of my head, I'd try setting the dimension link partitioning to match the input link: Hash on BAS_NK & SOURCE_SYSTEM_ID.

From the link it doesn't sound like a bug but rather behaviour specific to the presence of a colon in your 'prog name'. Have you tried what it suggested to resolve the issue?

Did it create any kind of log file that states why it failed?

Courtesy of Ernie Ostic, our resident XML expert:

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You left off the most important part of that sentence, the one that said why that happened. Read up on the -jobstatus option.

There's no reason to force them to the background, that happens automatically if you don't use one of the wait options. Then check dsjob -jobinfo in a loop until all jobs have completed and see what happened to each one. It's easier from the BASIC API as you establish a handle to each job you want t...

Home directory.

I'm not sure how far you are going to get past this:

karthi_gana wrote:I have installed datastage 7.5x2 on windows 7 ultimate OS.

That version is ancient and specifically architected to run on XP.

atul9806 wrote:I am not able to see what you written here. It is saying its a premium content.

Been that way for a long time here.

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They don't come any more premium than Ray.

And the more specifics you provide, the better. Saying that the "file size and even number of files it produces is different" doesn't really help us help you. Examples, both before and after, generally don't hurt as well.

You might want to explain what "delimited separated" means as those two words are basically synonymous in the context of a sequential file. Can you be more specific? Also - if the file isn't "complex", i.e. isn't EBCDIC or have OCCURS or REDEFINES or packed decimal fields (etc), ...

a> Just Reset the job. If for some reason it won't reset, use the Clear status file option. Both are done from the Director.
b> Possibly. Check with your DBA. Note you may need to manually roll back any partial loads, depending on your job design.
c> No.

Looks much more better with 'code' tags rather than 'quote' tags, yes?

Never heard of that behaviour before, did you report it to your official support provider?

DWS wrote:If anyone in future wants to know the exactlly steps, I could post those in the forum.

It's always appreciated when people post their solutions.