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...and how do you propose they use a server job Transform in a parallel job?

No you don't.

Because you can't, and because they make no difference. Decimal numbers are stored internally in binary format.

The only way you can expect to remove leading (and perhaps trailing) nonsignificant zeroes is to place the result into a string data type.

Yes, localuv remains supported as a pre-connected "UniVerse" data source.

WHERE did you try StringToTimestamp() function?

Welcome aboard. The three messages are all part of the same error - it's just that three things have been logged. The last of the three may be ignored - it is just reporting which internal DataStage component is throwing the error. There's a problem with binary data - if the bit pattern happens to c...

Moderator: please move to Enterprise Edition (parallel) forum. To achieve this result you need to assign a unique group number to each group, generate the three record types in a Transformer stage with three outputs, then bring them together using a Funnel stage keeping groups together using the un...

Try specifying the -server option explicitly.

Kernel parameters are not set through ulimit. Check with your system administrator. The parameter in question is likely to be called something like NPROC.

Much of this is automatic table space management within the dynamic hashed file structure. When you create the hashed file (as opposed to populating it) pre-size it according to the expected data volume - you can use Hashed File Calculator to achieve the calculation, and the MINIMUM.MODULUS keyword/...

What precision and scale have you allocated to the Decimal data type?

Having sudo access is the same as having effective user ID 0, which is equivalent to having the root login on the machine except that it can be limited to particular commands. I understand that sudo access is sufficient to install Information Server. But beware that there are more commands than the ...

ClearCase and CVS will be directly supported - and others through an Eclipse plug-in or API.

The Parallel Job Developer's Guide is largely incorrect in respect of Modify stage functions. Get a set of Orchestrate (OEM) manuals from your support provider.

Re-posting this question won't change the answer.

Check out the kernel parameter that limits the number of processes a process can create. Check, too, that the system is not exhausting all available resources.