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Is this within one job, or within a sequence? You're right to say that the value of a parameter (within a Parameter Set or not) should be available throughout - in a sequence you can refer to the Job activity properties to get the values of the parameters that were passed to it. If within a job, we'...

Does it work with the construct <Phone></Phone> ?

It's strange, though not impossible, to have an odd number of GB of memory.

Do you have appropriate Suite Administrator role?

It does not mean the same.

There are other articles somewhere for setting up anonymous login to the Glossary Anywhere product (or to Business Glossary for earlier versions). I've implemented this in a few sites. Not in a position right now to give details, but the process IS documented.

The specified values file is read when the job starts, and is not read again subsequently. You could always introduce something like an Execute Command activity to read the file, followed by a User Variables activity to parse its contents. The user variables would then be available downstream to pro...

Try using a UNC pathname.

Otherwise, check that the drive letter is indeed mapped (perhaps using Windows Explorer) for all users.

Perhaps a net use command as the before-job subroutine is another alternative.

YOU need to provide the algorithm about which record to preserve. Then use a Remove Duplicates stage on partitioned, sorted data.

Probably easier is to use Convert() function to eliminate the low values and high values, then see if there's anything left.

I believe this functionality (migrating Development Glossary) is in a patch for 11.3.1. If not, it's in the next version.

Reports are stored in the common metadata repository. They can be managed using the Reporting tab on the web console for InfoSphere Information Server (you probably need IIS Suite Administrator role).

Char(0) and Char(255) respectively.

But this only matches a single character.

What do you really want to accomplish?

No.

But you can filter beforehand or afterwards.

That'll do it every time!