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That would depend on several factors, not least being who wrote the web service how efficiently, and how efficiently the service has been deployed, how efficiently that service queries the database, and how much other traffic there is on the web service machine, the database server machine and on th...

Sequential File stage. Use a Filter command, perhaps with grep, sed or awk. The stage then reads the output of the filter command.

In DataStage settings are inherited from dsrpcd for the agent process associated with each connected client.

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Don't reinvent the wheel. Use a routine that already exists

kittu.raja wrote:I am not using any warn specification

Would you like to try one?

It's the single word NOWARN as a separate Specification.

Still waiting for you to post your actual Specifications so we can check them to see if the problem might be there.

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Maybe they're snowed in or something - hard to tell from here in an Australian summer!

One question.

Why?

Guessing on the first one - "same" may simply be satisfied by both machines being pSeries (and not, say, HP machines). "Same" may be satisfied by the version of AIX being 5.3. (Identical <> Same) As for the need for same location, this is because you only get one place to specify...

Sequential File stage? Allow the header record to be rejected, since it does not match the metadata of a detail record. Pass the Reject link into a Column Import stage to re-parse the raw rejected record and capture the desired header information downstream of that.

Do you understand what that does?

That's actually for your own protection. The different operating systems have different system calls, therefore DataStage engine (which is effectively a virtual machine) needs to be different on different operating systems. The licence, among other things, makes sure you are on the correct one. It's...

What is your subnet mask?

What if you specify nvarchar(35)?

Extended characters cover all Unicode code points, some of the character representations require more than one byte per character. This is the principal difference also between varchar and nvarchar data types.

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Is your compiler licence valid (not expired)?