DSXchange

RTLogging/ORLogging is set on a per-project basis, in the DSParams file.

Tip: When installing, edit the DSParams file in the Template directory, so that subsequently-created projects already have these values set how you want them.

Probably by increasing the NPROC kernel parameter to a sensibly higher value.

No single method - it depends on source. For example, Oracle uses a factor of 3 - you would specify VarChar(105). Try a factor of 2 first - that is, VarChar(70).

No. The bind command (e.g. bind22) must be done at the operating system. Of course, that can be invoked from DataStage in various ways, but there's no separate facility within DataStage.

I have yet to encounter a site that has got programmable authentication modules (PAM) to work on AIX. It's a nice theory.

It's already in the current release. Job logs can be viewed through the Reporting console.

Find out who put the entry into advanced runtime options - this is empty by default (and therefore *should* be safe to disable) - but it might have been put in there at your site for some specific reason. In any case, you can comment it out, test, and put it back if that's not the solution.

IAJob.bat and IAJob.sh are to be found on the client machine, in the ASBNode bin folder. Assuming you have installed in the default location, the pathname is C:\IBM\InformationServer\ASBNode\bin\IAJob.*

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Each character may occupy one, two, three or even four bytes. True fixed-width is almost always impossible (at least where the unit of measurement is "bytes"). Is it possible to obtain the data in delimited format?

Then get your partitioning (and sorting if needed) correct.

The changes may not be in the job or even in DataStage. They may be in the operating system (for example file system permissions). The job might be being compiled (attempted to be compiled) by a different user. And these are just two of many possibilities - you need to become a detective.

Agreed. As a before-job activity you may need to extract and preserve the header and trailer portions.

Why VarChar(10) if the longest string that will ever be stored in it is seven characters?

What stage types are in your job?

Are there any syntax errors in your Transformer stage? Do you have write permission to the RT_SCnnn directory?