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The convention here is that, when you mark a thread as Resolved, you make a post indicating the means by which it was resolved.

This assists future searchers.

Operator combination will mean that the three stages will execute in the same single process.

No, it just ignores everything after the point where it's informed (by the second "}") that the definition has ended. Same rules as in C or C++.

"Getting a guernsey" comes from the game of rugby union. When a player is selected to be a member of a team, the player gets a guernsey (= shirt, but tougher to rip) in which to play. It is very much English! Just not American so much. You can work out how it extends into the metaphor that...

I like to blame Windows for this one. The DataStage clients use objects exposed by an OLE server (more than one actually) and Windows sometimes "loses the handle".

I take it you don't want to create your own rule set and modify the Pattern Action Language.

You could use an input pattern override with a pattern that begins with the literal. I am not sure how you need to handle GONZALEZ in your example.

Separate ones would be even better. I think we are soon to have an explosion in Business Glossary "how to" and "best practice" issues.

Day One is for Business Partners, and is mostly about selling strategies. I won't bore you with lots of detail about that. Possibly the most interesting point from today is that IBM is moving towards a whiteboard-based selling strategy - as a direct reaction to customers' increasing resistance to Po...

Actually I suspect that your DataStage Credentials section in Web Console for Information Server (Administration tab, Domain Management section) maps all, or at least default, users to dsadm.

The fix is to create proper DataStage credentials.

Lose the quotes from around the third and fourth arguments of the Field() functions - these must be integers.

As a general rule the modify operator does not support nested functions.

You can use two modify operators, but need a copy operator between them (either explicitly or implicitly).

Sainath has it. You have closed the configuration before it ends. Your configuration file should probably appear as: { node "node1" { fastname "DatastageETL" pools "" resource disk "/dataarea" {pools ""} resource scratchdisk "/scratch" {poo...

Would Kim be distressed if I mentioned the Grand Inquisitor?

Then you might care to mark the thread as Resolved

None of those is the score. The score is a single event in the log. The first line of the event is of the form "This job has 42 datasets". You don't get the score automatically - you have to set the environment variable (preferably added to the job as a parameter) APT_DUMP_SCORE to True. T...