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"We are all individuals!"

"I'm not!"

Could be that the local Repository table RT_LOG149 has become corrupted. In the Administrator client command window count the rows. Let us know the result.

The placeholder must also not be a variable in use for any other purpose. The DEFFUN declaration should also appear before any executable statement.

No practical limit.

You must not use a literal as an argument placeholder in a DEFFUN declaration.

RCP completely thwarts rigorous metadata management.

I regard it (RCP) primarily as a tool for lazy developers.

Find it and point to it. It's the only way, as far as I am aware. That is why I suggested using a Windows Explorer filter to find it.

The default is always to have immediate purge option selected because that's probably what you want to do when you open this dialog. But you can see the current job auto-purge settings in the bottom half of the window, and these will take effect each time the job completes successfully. Don't waste ...

chulett wrote:D'oh! Fixed my typo.

First declension: nausea, nauseam, nauseae (etc.)

Doesn't Search work for you? There are many ways to discard headers and trailers. But if you discard the trailer (your specification) how can you then check something against a value in the trailer? You can get the line count with a wc -l command and read the trailer with a tail -1 command, both of ...

Are you accessing a Data Set that was created with a different configuration file (and therefore with a different number of partitions)?

No. You can refer to the sequence in the Derivation field in the Columns grid and use generated SQL.

I think this is more likely to be a setting within Internet Explorer.

Check your metadata (table definition, record schema) thoroughly. Asterisks indicate a problem there. It may simply be with the length; if you have NLS enabled, then your Size for Oracle timestamp needs to be 38 in the job design.

You can get high availability (HA) solutions from IBM but you can never get true automatic failover. A job that has partially been completed would have to be restarted on the failover machine.