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You probably could have done that in one job with four partitions (or eight).

... but you can usually design that functionality.

Those were going to be my next suggestion had the earlier ones proved to be set OK.

And to your second question, yes, there is an interface to source code control systems via their Eclipse plug-in and the Information Server Manager client.

The local DataStage repository is a series of tables, some of which have indexes. Rebuilding those indexes involves dropping the indexes, re-creating and re-populating them from data in the base table.

The DS.REINDEX paragraph (=script) can be used to re-index just a specific table or all tables.

That you can log in to AIX may be irrelevant. Which user registry does the login and security service for Information Server use?

Read your log again. It DOES go down. You had a high of 393 on August 19, but only 282 on August 23.

Yes. In Designer open Advanced Find. Specify * in the "Name to find" field. Open the "Last modified" option and enter your date range in the "Within a specific period". Open the "Creation" option and enter the same date range. Click Find. In the Results pane s...

The originating cause is the WSLoginFailedException: it looks like this is not a valid user name or that the password provided with it was not successful. If you are certain that both of those are genuine, research the possibility that the wasds user does not have the role(s) required to run cleanup...

What is "wasds" on your system?

You did miss something. In particular, the "s" option.

Read about it at http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledge ... rmats.html

Example: %(m,s)/%(d,s)/%yyyy

You can always create your own algorithm.

Some years ago I created a "Soundex" algorithm for Pacific Islands languages, such as Maori, because the standard Soundex did not suit.

It's safe most of the time, but TSM can only restore the entire system, not parts of it. For example you would not be able to restore a single job design. There is also a very small chance that TSM will be backing up a structure (such as a hashed file in the internal DataStage repository) while it i...

The Business Intelligence fields are typically derived from the input and are likely to be transferred through to final output. The Matching fields are more likely to be used to drive Matching and are unlikely to be transferred through to final output. The five Reporting fields give insight as to ho...