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Why did you post this in the parallel forum?

Keep it as 255.

You can't. You could use a message handler to demote it to informational, but that can't be conditional.

priyadarshikunal wrote:Depends on the definition on 6 months.

No it doesn't. I understand the requirement to be "the date 6 months prior to current date".

That you'd have to ask the designers. You can meet some of them at the Information on Demand conference in October.

That's not a log, that's the source code of your Transformer stage.

There's nothing obvious there. What does your support provider advise?
Have you tried building a second copy of the job (or a simplified version) to see whether the problem is reproducible?

Since you're on Windows \n probably isn't your line terminator. Leaving that aside, I have always preferred to translate the line terminator into a different delimiter (such as pipe or some other printable character) so that it can be clear in the Start Loop activity what the delimiter is. So an Exe...

The period is primarily driven by the TCP wait timeout. If there are any connected processes to port 31538, even if they're in a SLEEP_WAIT or other "waiting to finish" state, then dsrpcd (the listener on that port) can not shut down. If you kill dsrpcd it won't restart (unless you reboot ...

It's not buggy but it is limited in only allowing you parameters for the properties on the Connection portion of the Connector stage properties. It would be nice if you could add other parameters but, for now, that's not possible. My current practice therefore is to have two parameter sets, one link...

If your server is heavily overloaded it doesn't really matter what you set your startup wait value at.

Or none in the format string. They have to match.

How about DateFromDaysSince() with an offset of -183 ?

With "=" as the operator only the "full path" will work.

That's why I suggested the LIKE operator.

What is the mapping to each of the target columns?

You're doing way too much work, but we need to know what has to go into each target column before being able to help further.

Not without consulting that manual, which I'm not in a position to do right now.