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There is none. The term "unsupported" is unambiguous.

You administer projects in the appropriate tool - DataStage, Information Analyzer, etc. Once user project credentials have been added in that tool they become visible (but not editable) in the Web Console.

It IS as simple as Craig doesn't believe. Seven disconnected job activities will run simultaneously - or as close to simultaneously as their startup times permit.

Why don't YOU try it first? We're not really here to solve your problems, we're here to help you with them.

And why did you choose to post a server question in the Enterprise Edition forum?

Installing is installing is installing. You need to install the AIX version. Are you installing on 64-bit or 32-bit version of AIX? (DataStage 7.5 is a 32-bit application.) Migration of DataStage artifacts is then a matter of export then import. Since export is pure text, the chipset is irrelevant t...

In a Transformer stage, IsValid("date", inLink.TheDate, "%dd-%mm-%yyyy")

Yes, just terminate it with a Copy stage that has no outputs. This will consume all its inputs.

Yes, but what's wrong with the approach you have taken?

The Merge stage also allows unmatched records to be detected and handled. Properties in the stage govern the behaviour.

Correct. Read my earlier response again.

Is this version 7.5.2 or version 7.5x2 ?

Make sure (in Control Panel) that all DataStage services are running.

Note, too, that Windows 7 is not a supported operating system for version 7.anything - you may not be able to succeed at all.

Don't worry about it. That's now the Decimal number is displayed. It's not stored like that in a database table; it's stored in a binary format. The display format will be used if the decimal is converted to a string (e.g. for export) but, if that's the case, you can trim the leading and trailing ze...

If you've got version 8.5 you can do that in the Transformer stage using the new internal loop. Otherwise use the fork join design, having created a join key (perhaps @INROWNUM in a Transformer stage would do it). If you need a nested fork join design then so be it - it works, indeed there's an exer...

It's not urgent. If it were urgent you would have signed up for priority service with your support provider, and learned the true cost of "urgent". DSXchange is an all-volunteer site whose members post if and when they can. If the (table definition) importer brings in a particular data ty...

Perhaps the SQL Server loader stage checks the range of unsigned integers as if they were signed, and the ODBC stage doesn't. This is one for your official support provider - that was just a guess on my part. Of course, your job design could ensure that out of range values never reach the stage in t...

Make sure there's an entry for 127.0.0.1 in your hosts file (or try logging on to 127.0.0.1).