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Stick it in a job, deconstruct the container, and save from the job.

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rajeshb wrote:U CAN USE DIGIT TRANFORMS

1. Not in parallel jobs.
2. Please do not "shout" (use all upper case) when posting.
3. The second person personal pronoun in English is spelled "you". U is one of our posters.

IBM's official position is as I stated: only one engine tier per machine.

Effectively yes. If the target uses identical pathnames for resource disk and the directory containing the descriptor file you just might get away with it, but no guarantees.

It's generally ill-advised to copy the Data Set structures, because the pathnames of the segment files are stored within the decriptor file. You would have to place the various elements in exactly the same pathnames as exist on the source system. You can, of course, use orchadmin to dump the content...

The null field value for MEMBER_ID must contain the correct number of characters. This is the same number of characters as are defined as the display width of MEMBER_ID field.

Transformer stage using Convert() functions to remove the numeric characters (for one output) or alphabetic characters (for the other output).
Are any other input characters, such as separators, likely?

How was the File Set created, and on which machine?

Try surrounding the standard abbreviation ("A.Ma") with double quote characters. In the Standardize stage do not select "treat as all upper case" (but this may cause some other tokens to be missed). If all else fails, add a Transformer stage to your design to convert "A.MA&q...

Selamat datang.

Are you doing this in the classification table or in a classification override?

Or change whatever it is that is inserting the "<" or ">" during concatenation.

It may be the case that the DSHOME environment variable has not been set. A more reliable command is This refers to the hidden file .dshome in the root directory. This file contains the pathname of the DSEngine directory.

That error about partitioned table may be unrelated to version but related to privileges on eight specific system tables. You can Search DSXchange for details.

Does not MKS Toolkit have a mail command?