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The point of that test was to isolate the problem to the shared container (or not). Now you need to do some more detective work. Look in the job log to see that actual SQL statement that was sent to Oracle. For example check that the job parameter references were resolved satisfactorily. (If they we...

Read the message, do as it says.

As well as PATH, check LIBPATH.

While you could use stage variables to detect change and reset/increment a counter, the best solution is to use the Aggregator stage. It is a very efficient stage type in parallel jobs.

What do you mean by "filter"?

Probably not. For a start you don't know the names of the DLLs. The objects are exposed by the OLE Automation servers represented by the DLLs (sometimes by OCX files). Without a heck of a lot of work you can't know which are in which.

For testing purposes does it work (a) in a job without the shared container and (b) in a job with just the shared container and nothing else?

7.5x2 is your only choice unless you want to go to version 8.0.

Your other alternative is to replace the operating system with a supported Linux operating system. Version 7.5.3 parallel jobs can run on Linux.

yuva010 wrote:What can be seen in this file?

The state of your system (in particular the contents of memory) at the point of failure. You need documentation and probably some analysis tools, not to mention knowledge of the memory model used inside DataStage, to make any sense of a core file.

Sequential File stage with pipe character ("|") specified as the field separator.

This is a perennial problem of users not understanding fixed-width data.

Read the error message carefully and Search DSXchange for the solution.

The immediately prior post to yours does precisely that, as far as I can discern.

Have you installed ANY other Windows software that might have overwritten the DataStage DLLs?
The object that can not be created is the export progress reporter.
Re-installing the client is the probable solution.

"Unicode" in the Extended property can mean a number of things, but most usually means that it can "talk" to data types NCHAR and NVARCHAR.

Welcome aboard. The only pre-8.0 version of DataStage that supports running of DataStage parallel jobs on Windows platform is 7.5x2 (which is not the same as 7.5.2). I daresay you have not installed this particular version. The solution is to obtain and install version 7.5x2 or version 8.anything.