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Changes are recorded in DS_AUDIT. Compilation times are not, in general, preserved. By whom compiled is never preserved.

... or, more pedantically, failed to tell DataStage not to do so. Investigate the Decimal Output properties in the Aggregator stage.

That's all? Any other messages about null handling?

Check thoroughly the extended Nullable properties of the Sequential File stage.

Totally, one hundred percent false. This myth was first propagated by IBM sales people who either didn't understand what was happening, or who were motivated by the much higher recognition (= commission) for selling enterprise edition. We have had statements from IBM's world wide head of DataStage, ...

What is the name of the variable that contains 'error_cod=----|FILENAME= Test_20080801.dat' ?

Try building the Cmd variable in a more piecemeal fashion, so that it's easier to read and therefore easier to maintain.
Also please show us the rest, particularly how you are executing the command.

Look for permissions changes on anything that may have been made in the last couple of days, particularly the DS_RESENU hashed file and the SYS.MESSAGE hashed file and catdir directory. Indeed, search for anything in the project or in the DSEngine directory that has been modified since the job last ...

Shared containers expect their parameters (which can only be of type String or Encrypted) to be passed from the job that contains them. Therefore the default value is empty in the Shared Container - you need to pass the value of $APT_CONFIG_FILE from the parent job.

How are you doing the splitting?

There's a webinar available at the DSXchange Learning Center dealing with handling files from DataStage job sequences.

Welcome aboard. There are many possible solutions, but probably the easiest is one that moves the file to a different directory once that file has been processed. Then you can simply grab "the" file in its directory. Use an ls command to get the file name. Otherwise you can generate the ti...

From where are you executing the LOGTO command?

Please check permissions on the project from which you are attempting to LOGTO and the project to which you are attempting to transfer.

Finally please check that you have read permission to the UV.ACCOUNT hashed file in the UV account.

So now answer Craig's question. Ideally post your before-job routine code (encased in Code tags).

IT infrastructure is the backbone of all operations in the modern world. IT needs to be treated as one of the most protected and secure assets by government and by business, especially for banks, where everything it owns is represented by a bunch of ones and zeros stored in a database somewhere. You...

In that case you should have posted in the TX forum.