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I have decided to write a C++ routine for a parallel routine and see if that does the trick. I have no idea on how to start about it. If your knowledge level is zero, hire someone who has the knowledge. Learning C++ is a non-trivial process, particularly if all your programming skills are in proced...

Is your C++ compiler properly licensed?

Check that DataStage is using precisely the same TNS name as your sqlplus connection. Does the sqlplus connection also seem slow, but gets there? As far as I am aware, sqlplus can wait indefinitely for the connection to be made, while DataStage abandons the attempt after a timeout period (60 seconds...

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Are you on the correct server when you issue the dsjobs -lprojects command?

Gleaned from the roadmap session at IOD 2009: (a) in (the first half of?) 2010, but it may not be called 8.2 (it might be 8.5) (b) links from ISM to ClearCase and CVS are in the plan for this version Links to other source code control tools are to be possible through an API or an Eclipse plug-in. Th...

All syntax is to be found in the manuals.

You can also type the command alone or with a --HELP option (in most cases) to get a usage summary.

It would if running sequentially, but I meant to use the collector in a Sequential File stage. You don't really need the Funnel - which keeps each partition of data separate.

As they teach in the DataStage Essentials class, a Funnel is not the same as a collector.

You can only revoke the DataStage Administrator role in the Web Console for Information Server. Until you do so that user will have full access to anything in the project. And to do that you need to be an Information Server Suite Administrator.

Agreed. 50MiB at least, 100MiB if you can afford it.

Welcome aboard. You could create a script that loops through the output of dsjob -ljobs for the project and, for each, uses dsjob to generate the job report. Sure this contains more information than the derivations but, at least, they're in there. If you generate an XML format report you can use any...

Looks like you need to source a Cartesian product of A and B.

How is Status determined?

Oconv(Iconv(InLink.TheDMYDate, "DDMY"), "D-YMD[4,2,2]") The Iconv() function converts the incoming date to internal format, provided its elements are in day, month, year order. The Oconv() function converts that internal format into the desired external format, explicitly specif...

You can carry out these checks in the "telnet command" executed prior to the transfer.

Not really, but a user override (or two) may be easier than removing anything from the classification table.