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There is a technical reason underlying all of this. 2147483647 is the largest integer (int32) that can be represented in a twos-complement environment. However, to store a variable length string, the length has to be stored, so you can not use all 2147483647 positions for characters. On that basis, ...

99 is a real status. Typically it translates in Director to "Not compiled".

What style of export did you perform (DSX, XML, XMI) an what tool did you use? Did you check to see whether there is any content in the export file?

What settings did you use when attempting the import and, again, which tool did you use?

Publishing makes the results of the profiling review, including any notes attached to columns/tables, available via the shared table definition to the DataStage developer. If things are done correctly, those notes especially will guide the DataStage developer along the right path without the need to...

ascen wrote:Column names does not contains special characters. We will report issue to support

Then why does the error message complain of a column called "@0001"? Maybe your design metadata has "@" in column names - if so how did it get there?

It would seem so.

At least you're on UNIX. It's uglier on Windows.

spuli wrote: Widows VM

I know it was a typing error but I found this very funny.

qt_ky is correct - only your Administrator can access the web console to determine the roles that have been assigned to you. You can probably determine your own DataStage project role via the Administrator client.

nested condition can have one input trigger and typically has multiple output triggers.How to use this nested condition?You mean to say we have to write custom condition ? Yes, but they are fairly simple, being based on activity variables describing the exit status of jobs A, B and C. Just put thos...

Who says it's looking for port number 9443? The only time it looks for this port number is during installation, at which time the value is used as an initial value from which to begin searching for an available port number. Once installation has been completed, the port number on which the services ...

You do not know, in a parallel execution environment, which node is processing the last row of the file, unless there is some particular characteristic of the data from that line that allows it to be thus identified.

The installation program starts with the documented default port number and, if it is not useable, increments by one until it finds a useable port number and uses that. I don't believe that the algorithm used for checking port availability is perfect, but it fails conservatively which means that you...

This is the kind of task that a server job can do brilliantly. Is there any reason you can't use a server job?

No, I mean the "Yes" response.

No-one in their right mind would craft an application like that, which is why I asked the question.

A single job sequence is not the same thing as a single job. But you can nevertheless examine the possibility of having that sequence, after determining which file is next to be processed, invoking a generic job to process it then moving the file to a "done" location. Rinse and repeat or s...