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Are the Engine Credentials properly mapped?

Did you have at least one dynamic hashed file open at the time? That is the expected response from smat -d when there are no hashed files open - when the command is not supported you get a message in those terms.

Use Director to edit message handlers - it's so much easier from the log view, because the Message ID is right there.

Otherwise, consult the Messages Reference manual.

... in which, as I noted, there is a "vertical pivot" check box (at least in version 8.1.2).

Yes, but remember that leading and trailing non-significant zeroes are not actually part of a Decimal number. Therefore, the display specifications are applicable only when the target data type is string. You could try applying a DecimalToDecimal() function with scale of 2 in the metadata.

RESIZE can also cause allocated but unused space to be recovered.

In short, not using a sequence with dependencies. Check the job control code on the sequence's properties - it always puts in DSWaitForFile(). If you don't want this you have two choices:
(a) sequence without dependencies (no loop)
(b) write your own job control routine at this level too

This message is generated by the call to DSWaitForJob() in your job control routine. Calls to DSRunJob() are asynchronous - that is, the function issues the run request and returns immediately. A subsequent call to DSWaitForJob() is needed if you need not to do anything more until the job(s) in ques...

Have you specified a vertical pivot? Actually, although the check box is present in version 8.1, I'm not sure it does anything. Certainly IBM announced vertical pivot as "new" in the version 8.5 PXPivot stage. If it (vertical pivot in PXPivot stage) doesn't work, use a Transformer stage to...

As for your difficulty with premium posts, the answer lies here.

Removing it may not be the correct solution. After all, it's your customer's data, and if they want line terminators in their data, you need to figure out a way around that. Given that you're on Windows, you need to remove carriage return + linefeed combinations. You could use a parallel routine pxE...

Investigate BIG5 or GB2312 mappings (depending on whether you have traditional or simplified Chinese characters).

Have you specified a vertical pivot? Are you using the PXPivot stage (also called the Pivot Enterprise stage)?

Then, yes. It's a government department.