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Source your dsenv file and try again.

Try it without the "-l" in the sudo command for grins.

It does log some informational messages similar to that that can be ignored but are you saying you actually get an error and the Sequence job fails? Have you put something in the 'From' field of the Email Notification activity? I'd also be curious if this is the first time you've tried to email anyt...

I suspect that a forced recompile would have accomplished the same thing.

Simplest way? Run the job in a Sequence job and link it on failure to an Email Notification stage with the option enabled that includes job status.

Count them... for what purpose? To what end?

True, if we're talking about a flat file source you can leverage something like 'grep' in the Filter option as well.

Index()

That's not what a 'reject' link is for. The events you mention will cause the job to abort, not records to be rejected.

You hard-code the value in the hashed file key so that the record is always found, so that the lookup succeeds on every row. Continuing our ongoing discussion, if you built the hashed file with two columns, one key field with "x" as the value and a second non-key column with your MSGID in ...

... if only it was in the 7.x release.

I seem to recall it pushing data through a named pipe.

Curious why "direct=false"? At that point you've got a conventional load rather than a bulk load... indexes?

Then please check... not much sense discussing how to recover from backups if you don't have any. FYI - dev is something you should be backing up every day unless they don't mind you losing work or you don't mind re-doing work. Our servers get their filesystems backed up daily as well as daily repos...

Well, let's start by asking - what do you have in the way of a backup? Anything?

So... if you updated a job in Project2 and that project isn't 'versioned' (i.e. you've never initialized anything into Version Control from there) you are pretty well out of luck. You can 'roll back' changes to a versioned job by promoting out an earlier version but that doesn't sound like an option...