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How do you know you're processing the correct level of delimiter? For example Char(252) is - probably - a sub-value mark, while Char(253) is - probably again - a value mark. Some operations, such as Trans() with a multi-valued first argument, effect an automatic Lower() on the dynamic array. Add deb...

Which particular Windows platform? This might be one of those things that Windows XP does not support (though the fact that it worked pre version 8 is a bit of a poser). But version 8 is a radically different beast in any case.

In the Administrator client, with exclusive access to the project and logged in as an administrator, execute the following command:

Basically, get it right. You need 19 characters to store a timestamp - you will never get one shoehorned into 14 characters. And/or change your timestamp format picture to something like "%yyyy%mm%dd %hh%mm".

As noted elsewhere (did you Search?) the string requires two extra character positions - one for the sign and one for the decimal placeholder character (unless scale = 0).

Did you check "overwrite without query"?

Add an additional Specification containing only the word NOWARN.

Bonne chance!

What about on the other nodes?

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This particular forum is for questions about Cognos tools.

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You can not copy or move or delete a Data Set. A Data Set consists of potentially many files, on the resource disk specified for the various nodes in your configuration file. You have no convenient way of knowing (while at the command line) which files belong to which Data Set. Even if you did, the ...

I don't really know what you want to achieve. Is it a list of the numbers, or a list of the file names, or a list of the pairs, that you wish to pass to the Start Loop activity? The easiest way is to use an upstream Execute Command activity to read the file (perhaps with filtering), then a user vari...

One can design in point-of-failure restart without relying on the brain-dead automatic mechanism.

Grognard.

Do you mean environment variables? The answer is to use parameter sets. To do that, you will need to upgrade to version 8. Until then there is no "all in one shot" solution. Another possibility is custom coded "read parameters from a file" functionality, perhaps in job control ro...