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You need to know the "day zero" for your particular date format. The default is 1967-12-31. Iconv(InLink.TheDate, "DYMD") will convert into what you've called a Gregorian date with 1967-12-31 converting to 0. If this is not your day zero, simply take the Iconv() of your day zero ...

Search DSXchange for a parallel version of the server Ereplace() function. This is precisely what you need.

If you use conversion functions in a downstream Modify or Transformer stage you can use the "rtype" argument to specify rounding, truncation, etc.

The Aggregator stage also has a general and a per-column DecimalOutput property. (It may not be called precisely that - I answered from memory.)

Standard C++ programming techniques, then. How you do it depends on whether you want the other routine to be dynamically or statically linked.

This is done using Web Console for Information Server, provided that you are logged in as a user in the Suite Administrator role. There is a Users and Groups menu on the Administration tab in this case.

Watch out for daylight saving, particularly when the changeover dates are set to convenient values by politicians.

There are sample questions on the IBM certification website.

Does have (Templates) and doesn't have (the so-called Intelligent Assistants).

Server jobs already have the interactive debugger. An interactive debugger is also on the roadmap for parallel jobs, possibly as soon as the next-to-be-released version.

There are interesting questions to be resolved debugging processes that may be spread across multiple machines.

No, because there's no single thing called UNIX (for example there's AIX, HP-UX, Solaris and more) and there's no single thing called Linux (for example there's Red Hat, SuSe and others). DataStage functions are identical on all platforms as much as possible. The differences are minor, for example b...

Moderator: please move to Enterprise Edition (parallel) forum.

Done. You really don't need to call these out any more, I'll find and move them regardless.

Parallel job (as marked) or server job (as posted)?

No.

But, if you capture the queued commands for cron and/or at while things are good, you can resubmit directly onto the queues.

Yes it's possible. The usual export/import or Information Server Manager techniques will work. If you've been good, your pathnames are all parameterized, so you may only need to change their default values, or values in values files of parameter sets.