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Welcome aboard. For testing can you please add environment variable $APT_DUMP_SCORE to the job parameters and set its value to True when you re-run the job? This will place the "score" into the job log - an entry captioned "this step has N data sets". Please post the score so we ...

Ignore rows/sec as a metric of performance because they are meaningless on the output of an Aggregator stage; the clock is running during all of the wait time while rows are coming in.

Probably.

Until you have checked and reported what permissions already exist on this RT_SCTEMP (which you have been asked to do) it is impossible for us to say.

An Advanced Search for dependencies is one way.

It can also be done programmatically.

But the question that needs to be answered first is whether you want the jobs that are designed into the sequence, or the jobs that are actually executed.

Search DSXchange to find examples of each.

exec alone? That seems odd to me.

These functions don't exist in parallel jobs. But they do have CurrentTimestamp() available.

-100 usually means "no more data". Is the file on the AS/400 empty?

Please learn some patience. The time you posted was the middle of the night for some, work hours for others, and I happened to be flying from one city to another. People on DSXchange post as and when they can - posting a "bump" message after only four hours we regard as somewhat offensive...

Maybe, but you can go and get a cup of tea while find is running.

There are no data stored in a .ds file, so the answer must be no.

If the one works, and the changed one does not work, then the change is the culprit.

Can you please post your configuration file?

That's not how the SCD stage works. This is:

Why couldn't you re-index?