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What proof do you have that the jobs ran?

Welcome aboard. Have you done all the things suggested in the error messages, in particular checked your shared library and command search lists?

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Good, it's a supported operating system. But our previous answers are unchanged.

Probably the Oracle client file tnsnames.ora is not set up correctly or the Oracle environment variables (especially ORACLE_HOME) are not set up correctly so that tnsnames.ora can not even be found.

8.0.1 <> 8.1

(There are changes in command line export in version 8.1, mainly that dscmdexport is supported both on the client and on the server.)

There does not appear to be a C-callable function (or a C++ class) equivalent to DSSetUserStatus(). Before-job and after-job subroutines for parallel jobs are still written in DataStage BASIC, so you have the opportuity there to call DSSetUserStatus() directly. If, as I suspect you do, you wish to c...

Take a look at the DataStage startup/shutdown script (/dir1/Ascential/DataStage/DSEngine/sample/ds.rc)

It is expecting to find/create a file in /dir1/Ascential/DataStage

Please check the permissions for dsadm on /dir1/Ascential/DataStage directory - can the dsadm user write there?

You need something more complex, though a Convert() function is certainly involved. First you need a conditional expression, because the data won't always be "]]CDATA]". Then, assuming that this is the entire contents (rather than partial), you need to replace the first character with &quo...

What does the Parallel Job Developer's Guide (manual) tell you about how to configure the Complex Flat File stage?

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Are you running version 8.1?

Xpert wrote:Is this possible to export/import the code from lower to higher version? If so, could you please tell me how we can achieve.

Export.
Import.

Is your network congested? (Was everyone watching the Super Bowl in their browsers when this occurred?)