DSXchange

Fix Central, like every other PACK download.

Assuming you're using local repository logging create a server job to read the job number from DS_JOBS. Create a second server job that uses this number as a parameter in the log hashed file name (RT_LOGnnnn). You can search DSXchange for log file metadata. If that assumption does not hold you can w...

What DID you get?

Have you looked at the -stageinfo option for a row count through the stage?

Could be a corrupted memory chip. Have your hardware checked.

The stage only supports one output link. You can not have multiple read links. You would need multiple stages. You can combine these within the job, for example using a Funnel stage.

Open Director. Select job. Open Log view. Open Project menu. Choose Print. Fill in required options including checking the "Print to File" check box.

How do you expect the tr command to know which file to process? You have to tell it - it is not picked up from the filename property in the stage.

Yes, cause everything to log a warning in the sequence if the activity does not finish with success status, then intercept and process any warning that is generated. If every sequence is so set, all warnings will propagate to the top-level sequence, in which you might organise restartability, notifi...

Your data do not match your metadata, as I noted in replying your other post. Did you think posting the same question twice would yield some different answer? We're a bit more professional than that!

I need to execute the job without warnings... That's easy enough. All you have to do is to prevent the warnings from being generated, by constructing your job design correctly. For example, "WMI,7,MES028\n2010-1" is clearly not a date, but you have attempted to do some kind of date proces...

None of the above. Download (free) ETLstats from Kim Duke's website - this has everything you have asked for.

if [ -z detail.txt ] then copy header.txt+trailer.txt > newfile.txt else copy header.txt+detail.txt+trailer.txt > newfile.txt fi Since you are running parallel edition on Windows you have full access to UNIX shell scripting techniques as shown above. I'm sure there is equivalent functionality in DO...

What does the ps report for the parent process show?

What does the ps report for its parent process show?

Continue up the ladder of parent processes until you get to the init process (process ID = 1).

It would help if your particular UNIX had a ptree command.

Find out what the invalid character is and get rid of it.

Welcome aboard. There are many opportunities for creating re-usable components, such as Data Connections, Parameter Sets and Routines. As well it is possible to create re-usable jobs using techniques such as schema files and runtime column propagation. You might like to research these in the DataSta...