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Curiously you are not the first to have encountered this message. Did you Search DSXchange before posting your question?

Are you starting as root or as dsadm?

Find where libvmdsapi.so is on your system. Make sure its parent directory exists in LD_LIBRARY_PATH. What permissions obtain for both libvmdsapi.so and the directories in its pathname?

Well, the repository is "open", so you can investigate in the same way that any of us can. Start, for example, by examining the system table that contains the names of tables in the XMETA database, then generate the column names, etc., for those tables that are of interest.

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Look in SystemOut.log and SystemErr.log for starters, as well as startServer.log.

WebSphere Application Server
ASB Agent

That's one of those almost impossible-to-eliminate alerts where you can, if you're confident of the rigour of your job design, demote using a message handler.

Somewhere in the job stream there is an implied conversion from uint32 to string (not ustring to string). Find it and manage it.

When IBM services installed the grid enablement kit, they would have provided training and documentation about how to use the grid. It is not just parameters; there are changes to sequential file and Data Set management too.

There is a switch for ODBC tracing in .odbc.ini. You don't need to trace unless you're diagnosing a problem.

Basically the approach that Sainath suggested, plus you can use the MONTH.LAST transform to generate the date of the last day of a month. You can do that in a User Variables activity or directly in the expression the provides the value to the job parameter.

Open Director to Status view. In View menu disable display of categories. Click on run date column to sort by this column. Voila!

Presumably this is an isolated ampersand, one with space either side of it. Or will you have strings like Abbott&Costello - and, in that case, what is your rule for dealing with it? Check out the parallel version of Ereplace() (search DSXchange for it). It does exactly what you require. But note...

Integer data type has a maximum of 10 digits (2^31-1).
BigInt data type has a maximum of 19 digits (2^63-1).
Perhaps you are confusing these with dfloat?

I would use a fork-join design with an Aggregator stage performing a count. Downstream of the Join stage a Filter, Switch or Transformer stage can direct rows with a count of 1 to one stream and other rows to the other stream.