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Remove the VOC entry separately via - a DELETE.FILE command will also remove the VOC entry. Execute either from the Administrator client Command window.

Yes, that would do it. Account = project.

Has anyone used a SETFILE command to create a VOC entry for the hashed file? Have you accidentally chosen to create a pathed hashed file that has the same name as an extant VOC entry (what is the name of your hashed file)?

So it looks like an issue with parameter value passing. Take a look at the osh generated by View Data and compare that with the generated osh (and the score) used at run time.

Every character is a symbol, or glyph, including numeric characters. Can you be more specific?

In particular, is your intended rule to remove non-numeric characters, or is it only specific characters (non-alphanumeric?) that you want to remove?

Have you executed a Search of DSXchange?

Did you mean DecimalToString() ?

Did you mean DecimalToString() ?

Parallel routines are not created in DataStage at all. They are created as separate C++ functions, which are compiled and linked in the usual C++ ways. What you do need to create in the Routines branch of the Repository is an entry that records the existence, location and argument definitions of the...

If there's VOC entry you must go through DELETE.FILE (or a DELETE command against VOC). For remote (pathed) hashed files you may still need to execute the recursive rm command, as well as a separate rm command for the file dictionary D_hashedfilename.

Leave?!! You're permitted to take leave?!!

If this is a Rule Definition, can you specify the value as a global logical variable, as just 124?

A return value of 0 will not trigger the Exception Handler (same rule applies to Execute Command activity). Any other value WILL trigger the Exception Handler unless "failures" (non-zero returns) are explicitly handled using activity triggers, which take precedence.

Was it not Bill Gates who asserted that you should never need more than 640KB of memory?

Welcome aboard.

"ABCD"F"GH" is not a valid construction according to CSV rules. Please have your data provider give you valid format files.

What does "special" mean?