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The second person personal pronoun in its nominative case is spelled "you" in English, not "u". Please maintain a professional standard of written English at DSXchange, which is not a cell phone. Further, U is the name of one of our posters. In that context your reply is unhelpful, because U did not...

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Query the reference table.

No - it was introduced in 7.5. In 7.1 you can generate the bitmap and the XML report from the command line, but not from the GUI.

You need to be really careful with MFILES. It can be no greater than (NOFILES - , where NOFILES is the kernel parameter that sets a limit on the number of file units one process can have open. The name may be (will be) different on different UNIXes.

Ten separate jobs, each using correct metadata, would be my preferred approach - easier to maintain when things change.

One of the reasons you (and we) can not diagnose this error is that you have no idea what's generating it because you have operator combination occurring.

You either need field A on the output of the Modify stage or you need to remove the KEEP specification for field A. This may be an implied KEEP specification if you have a DROP specification for other fields; in this case add field A to the DROP specification.

Do the export of Transforms again, but this time choose the "include read-only objects" on the Options tab of the export dialog. Otherwise read-only objects are not incorporated into the export file.

Yes I could, but so can you. Search (here and IBM) for Information Services Director, SOA and - for older versions - RTI.

That's the process called importing metadata. You can do it through DataStage, through Information Analyzer, through Metadata Workbench, and so on. It all ends up in the same place, the common metadata repository. All of the Information Server products access it via metadata delivery services. But y...

Since we already have metadata it doesn't require any profiling. That statement is still 100% wrong. See my previous post. Table definitions that you have imported are stored in the common metadata repository (XMETA) which all of the Information Server products can access. This means that the produ...

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Since we already have metadata it doesn't require any profiling. That statement is just so, so wrong!!! What proportion of each column is populated? Are there any out-of-domain values? Is there over-use of default values? Are you totally confident that all the data types used are appropriate? Or th...

Good catch - I got caught up on the thresholds.

This seems to be the same post that you put in the General forum.