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Can you show us how you got the "parent JS jobhandle"? I'm assuming you've applied DSAttachJob() to the name returned by DSJobController macro (or equivalent call to DSGetJobInfo(). The other way is to check for the existence of a CHECKPOINT record in the RT_STATUSnnn hashed file for the j...

Did this message come from DSPrepareJob() or from DSRunJob() ?

If it's urgent get your official support provider to earn some of the money you are paying them. No-one here is guaranteed to answer quickly - they may be in a different time zone from you, and asleep. Basically we on DSXchange are all volunteers and cannot do "asap".

DSXchange Learning Center recently had a webinar on Parameter Sets. It can be viewed from the linked web site.

DSXchange Learning Center has a server to parallel transition class available either in DVD format or as an instructor-led class.

Both IBM's and my advanced classes address the issues of best choice of partitioning algorithm.

pavan_test wrote:I could not read the complete response

That part, at least, is easily remedied by your purchasing premium membership.

There are man pages on all UNIX commands including ldd.

What was the corruption? How did you discover it? How do you think it happened? What steps have you take to prevent it from occurring again?

If this is Rational Data Architect, you shouldn't need to export anything. Just make the DataStage table definition a shared table definition so that other tools can access it in the unified metadata repository for IBM Information Server (there's got to be a shorter way to say that!).

Windows pathnames need backslash. In particular, one is mandated following the drive letter specification. For example "C:\Greatest.c".

If you want to replace every extended character with a space, then svReplaceChars needs as many space characters as there are in svExtendedChars. If there are fewer, then unmatched svExtendedChars characters are replaced with "", effectively deleting them.

Here are the three main ideas for getting the best out of write performance with hashed files. Critically examine what rows and columns are loaded into the hashed file, and eliminate any that are not required. Pre-size the hashed file using MINIMUM.MODULUS setting (get an approximate value from the ...

Because you've included Char(128) which is the internal representation of NULL.

The answers you seek are in the manual. (a) There are restrictions on the commands that can be executed, but in summary the commands that are used must be "pipe safe". (b) "*.ds" files are Data Set descriptor files. They are binary files. You should never attempt to process these...

Did you Search? This has been explained in the past. In short, though, it is to minimize demand on memory. The Lookup stage does not require, and can not benefit from, sorted inputs. The Join stage requires sorted input. The Merge stage requires sorted inputs but can tolerate unsorted master input. ...