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GKETLDEV wrote:Is infosphere 11.5 compatible with windows server 2016 (In IBM installation guide Windows server 2016 is available in list for 11.7 not for 11.5 ) ?

You've answered your own question.

Can the message from the editor on the home page please be updated? It's spruiking an event that was four months ago. There are other exciting things that could be mentioned, such as Think 2019, the UG&I event in Kansas City, and even the roadmap for DSXchange!

Depending on how "standard" the other sources are, Open IGC might be overkill. IMHO, of course.

Craig is correct. These are optionally installed. Scripts for creating them are supplied on the installation media.

It rather depends on how your other metadata are described. The bridges that come with Information Server, and other bridges available from third party providers, can either provide your solution or, if not, allow metadata to be imported from source into Information Server's metadata repository. For...

Is there a message in the sequence log stating something like the parallel job is being skipped? Or that a run of it has been requested? Is the Job activity preceded by anything else and, if so, what kind of trigger is it? Recompile the sequence and examine the generated code. This may give some clu...

Who knows? You've condemned what might be valid characters to be "junk". I'd examine that assumption pretty closely.

Would it be acceptable to import the models into the IIS metadata repository from Data Architect then use a bridge to export from there to TFS?

What character set are you using? Could these be double-byte representations of Unicode characters?

Your arithmetic will be out if there are any COMP fields.

I'd use an Aggregator stage if all that is required is the grouping columns and the minimum and maximum value per group.

The Trim() function, in that form, is intended to drop leading non-significant zeroes.

You may need an explicit DecimalToString() conversion to preserve the non-significant trailing zeroes.

You should be able to use the Java stage to read the SAS data through the SAS interface library calls.

Don't try to force the stage (or any stage) to do what it's not designed to do. There are plenty of XML formatters out there; many of them are free. Use the right tool for the job.

That's certainly a possibility, though probably a waste of resources or bandwidth. One approach would be to convert all (or all but one of the) ODO clauses into OCCURS 20 TIMES with fillers (obviously if you need more than 20 adjust accordingly). DataStage can handle any number of OCCURS clauses, bu...