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Short answer: you can't.

Related to this post I assume:

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Not sure the timestamp is really going to help you chunk this up, why not look into something like the UNIX split command?

Forget about 'View Data', what happens when you actually run the job and look at the output outside of DataStage? And please clarify what exactly your target is - you've never said.

Recent versions of DataStage add a mechanism (system variable?) to detect the last record in your input along with some other useful ones. Off the top of my head I don't recall their exact names. This to avoid having to add any kind of 'dummy' row.

Please see Eric's post here for additional information on the -domain option.

Eric - decided to split this out as a separate topic.

Silly application.

Why that requirement? XML does not need any 'formatting', that is strictly for peoples. You have two options in DataStage - formatted (and you've seen what that looks like) or unformatted where the data in the file is one long record, basically just a stream of characters. You should be able to stic...

We want to make sure you understand that simply writing to a file with an extension of ".html" does not get you an HTML file, there's more to it than that. And with no such thing as an HTML Output stage, you have to do all of the heavy lifting yourself inside the job.

You can also look into Parameter Sets with value files, but you'll still need something to update the files and then run the job...

Not tedious but rather How It Works. That's why they are there. Another option would be via the command line - a script to get the values, attach to the job, assign the parameters and then run and monitor the job. You could also do the same thing via BASIC code... a 'Batch' job for example. To me ei...

I "couldn't find a reason" because there wasn't one... you'd already asked this question in your other post. Not to worry, I'll go remove it.

Keep in mind the fact that 'the expression' as show has no 'pick up where it left off last time' logic nor the ability to handle concurrency.

Your SysAdmin(s) should have logs that track that kind of information. Not that particular measure but process / usage stats certainly.

[sigh] Matrix, matrics... metrics?

Assuming you meant 'metrics' let's start with this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Performance_metric