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Maybe a better workaround would be to use "service accounts" (non-login accounts with non-expiring passwords).

Welcome aboard. "Access denied" suggests that you should be checking (and opening) permissions on the client machine.

OK, to be precise it worked for me using version 11.3.1.2 with the latest rollup patch for Information Analyzer installed.

I did one of these last week. You don't have to continue with the re-import. :D

That won't happen. However, what they have done is to create some views over XMETA that use somewhat more meaningful identifier names.

Just follow the generic instructions for installing an Eclipse plug-in. In order for Information Server to communicate with any source code control system, that system must have an Eclipse-compatible plug-in.

I'm going to call "oversight".

Three jobs, executed consecutively, with the latter two appending to the file. Customised headers can be inserted using Execute Command activities in the controlling sequence job (probably echo commands with >> redirection operator) or, as you have done it, in before-job subroutines. In these cases,...

Check that the XMETA password has not expired. Check too that connections to be made via LDAP to the user registry if that's what you're using (this test can be made in console for WebSphere Application Server).

There are Transforms in every project including MONTH.LAST. Check them out. You should be able to invoke Transforms from User Variable expressions.

Check that the node agent is running, and listening on the expected port number (probably 31531).

Welcome aboard. It will almost certainly be necessary to change the configuration in WebSphere Application Server to refer to the new LDAP-accessible server, and possibly a different port number, base DSN and bind DSN, but otherwise it should be OK.

chulett wrote:Verify that you used the exact email address noted above.

Noting that it's dsxchange.net, not dsxchange.com

Still need an If..Then..Else to isolate the -12 case.

Seems like a straightforward If..Then..Else expression to me, encapsulating pretty much the logic you already have. Is "-" always present?