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Depends whether, at run time, you specify "(As defined)" or one of the values file names.

FMT(InLink.TheValue, "10R1") will work but include leading space characters. You may need to wrap a TrimF() around that. For that reason I would prefer the Oconv() form.

UV is not a command, it's a shell. Assuming the CREATE.FILE command was successful, you can query the hashed file. For example: SELECT * FROM <<PVFile>>; (subsititute the appropriate value for PVFile here. Of course, since you have not populated the hashed file, 0 records will be selected.

One (or more) of the input fields is not found. This could be in a stage variable derivation, a constraint expression or an output column derivation. You did not post enough of the Transformer code for this to be diagnosed any more accurately than that. Therefore I can only suggest you check your wo...

If this is true you can use StringToDate() with an appropriate date format mask string.

Oconv(InLink.TheValue, "MD1P")

Your original data, as posted, lacked this \n, which is why I asked. Can you read the file as if it has only one VarChar field? Does that work successfully? If so, you can parse the rows in a Transformer stage. (This can actually be more efficient, because the parsing occurs in a parallel stage.) Yo...

There is a reference within one of the stages within the shared container to a parameter (set) called "Job name". Apparently the container does not have a parameter (set) of this name.

Probably a change between the two job designs - one has parameters and the other has parameter set(s).

Is there a \n at the end of the first line?

Clear the preserve partitioning flag on the stages upstream on the input links to the Lookup stage. Use Entire partitioning on the reference input link unless you can be 100% certain that the stream input link uses identical Hash partitioning propagated from upstream by Same.

Could 09134 represent the 134th day of 2009? That format is also sometimes referred to as "Julian". And is easily converted.

Open (or left open) in Designer or Monitor (or even, in some circumstances, Director log view) by someone else?

In the View menu disable display of categories in Schedule view. You can sort the Schedule view by clicking on the grid headers. Once you have what you want on the screen, choose Print from the Project menu. In the common print dialog there is a "print to file" option.

There is no other single table on the server. There may well be this information stored in the unified metadata repository (XMETA) but the structure of those tables is not in the public domain.