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Not that way. Does the Parameter Set have values files?

DataStage can do all this in one expression although, for ease of maintenance, you may like to break it up into stage variables.

DSJobStartDate invoked from a Transformer stage is a Date. Therefore it has no default format or, indeed, any format - it's stored as a binary quantity. The only way to get a format is to convert the date to a string, for which the appropriate function in a Transformer stage is StringToDate() - or i...

And be careful to realise that it's not a "dsx" file per se. "dsx" files are produced by DataStage export utilities. Information Server Manager (istool) produces a compatible file IF the file only contains DataStage components, but the utility can create deployment packages conta...

The function is handle_null().

Tell us what language it is, and maybe you'll have a chance. It's not English, I can attest to that. You have made five "rubbish posts" today. "hi" is neither a sensible subject nor text. DSXchange is a community of professionals, and we react badly to unprofessional practices. W...

That's true. When Count is the operation you have to accept Double as the output data type (or tolerate the warning message). You can change it with a downstream stage, such as a Modify stage.

Is /tmp file system full? Is the executing process unable to write to /tmp?

eCollectAny means that, if a collector is required, (Auto) will be the algorithm used. op0, op1,... are simply generic names for operators. Actual names can be determined in the operators section. 1p means "one process", 2p means "two processes" on the node. p0, p1, ... are simpl...

Start by disabling operator combination so that you can at least determine which stage (operator) is throwing the error. Then Search DSXchange for the text of the error message.

You may get warnings if there are any version 8 features in the export that are not supported in version 7.5.3.

Welcome aboard.

Are you sure this is a blank? Could it be some non-printing character, such as a line terminator character?

Craig is right, and you can do all the matches using a multi-valued second argument. Put the pattern in a stage variable for ease of maintenance.

Once the Routine exists, and has been compiled successfully, it will appear in the expression editor in the DSRoutines menu. Simply select it from there. Make sure you create a transformation function, not a before/after subroutine.