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You get the person who does have root access to help.

list_readu (or LIST.READU from TCL) will show an "admin" lock on the project to which the client's agent process is connected.

It can easily be done in DataStage; I can think of at least three ways. But, since you like a challenge, I'll leave you to research them.

Here's another challenge - make sure your strategy works properly when the parallel job is running on more than one node.

No licenses can also occur if you are trying to compile two things at once but only have a single license for the compiler.

Bonne chance! DataStage picks up the operating system language setting when it is installed. Therefore I do not believe that changing the operating system "on the fly" will work. I believe that you will need to uninstall, change the operating system language to English, then perform a clea...

Yet another guess is that an audit log allows such things as row count reconciliation to be performed more easily.

But we really don't know what you mean?

IS is an interview question? If so, we might like "a word" with the author of that question.

Maynard G Krebs lives!

hello, I need to learn about datastage engine command . where can i get a list of all the command i can use , with an explanation about each one. the only command i know is unlock i need to know more command that can get to the information saved at the hash files of each project such as voc ,ds_tem...

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Source data has four characters in a string; your metadata allows only for two. Change either, but probably the latter.

Please delete your duplicate thread that you started today. It only wastes space on the server.

Have you tried using ISO8859-1 map for the ODBC stage that connects to SQL Server? Have you established that the data in DB2 really are encoded using ISO8859-1?

Please delete your duplicate thread that you just started with exactly this same post.

chulett wrote:Yup.

I understand that to be an affirmative declaration in the United States of America.

Not a problem if you can mount the target folder on the source system, or can use UNC pathnames (and the "system" will let you).