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RCP involves propagation (from input to output), nothing else. If you want to validate, you need to name columns. Maybe you can use generic column names. But generically validating is tricky. You need a rules engine of some kind, and a dispatch mechanism so that the correct rules are applied to each...

Yes, my guess would be either named pipes or lock files.

Teej wrote:I already answered this in your ticket to IBM Support.

And now the answer has been shared with the DSXchange community. Yay!

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The only "problems" I might envisage are speed (lack of) and limited functionality of the ODBC driver. You can do anything the ODBC driver supports.

Call for papers is now open. Looks like "Watson" will be the magic word for this year's conference.

That's not the same issue. Please start another thread.

Probably better to set it to "".

11.5.0.1 is another way of representing 11.5 Fix Pack 1.

DSWaitForJob() can wait for multiple jobs.

Review the job control code generated by a sequence job to see how (essentially a dynamic array of job handles).

There are different kinds of records in RT_STATUSnn, each with their own structure. For example there is a record for the job itself, but there are also records for active stages and other processes. This information is used, inter alia, for the status shown in Director client's Monitor view. So you...

What is your question?

My guess would be that job DSW_Import_Extract has been edited and not re-compiled. Status 99 can mean "Not compiled".

Something clearly has changed.

You need to do the detective work to determine what that is.

How long is a piece of string? How long is a "long time"? For example, a complex patch that has to update all four co-resident tiers will take minutes, maybe an hour or more, to complete. If the process has not ended or thrown any error, then you need to be patient. You appeared to have fo...

The error message is actually complaining about an invalid XML character (Unicode: 0xffffffff), which is four bytes with all bits "on". This is not a Turkish or any other kind of character. You need to find out where that is and where it came from.