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You could try disabling operator combination so that, when next the error occurs, you'll have a more precise idea of which operator actually threw the error. It's almost certainly related to running out of some kind of resource, or a timeout waiting for some resource (perhaps an answer from an exter...

The Knowledge Center has been updated to include this information, even though it still shows as 11.3.0 documentation (since there is no separate 11.3.1 version of the Knowledge Center). Try these links: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSZJPZ_11.3.0/com.ibm.swg.im.iis.productization.ii...

Or you could use a lookup in a Modify stage.

Note that the majority of double-byte characters cannot be mapped to single-byte. There are just too many of the former. If you are certain that all of the characters from source can be validly mapped then, yes, it is possible to do so. Probably the easiest method is to specify Unicode extended prop...

Does it require a specific machine\user identity for SQL Server?

... and HAVE you provisioned the Rule Set ?

Might the xmeta owner user/password have been changed since it was set up in the runimport.cfg file?

Try resetting it there in any case (note that running any utility that uses the configuration file will once again encrypt the password).

I don't think there's a solution without creating a routine.

In a routine you can do whatever you're skilled enough to accomplish programmatically.

It is indeed an open structure, in that nothing is hidden. Yes, the DSODB database can reside in any supported database, and in any schema. It definitely does not have to be a schema in the repository database - this is only the default location. Be very wary about adding to the structure or extendi...

The ultimate source is http://www.ibm.com/certify
You can find details about DataStage under Information Management.

I suspect that not providing any authentication information would work only if the command were executed on the services tier (which would require the engine and services tier to be on the same computer), and authentication managed locally (either internal IIS user registry or operating system user ...

Have you tried using the -authfile option?

RCP processes columns in the order which best suits it. This is a case of "you can't have your cake and eat it too" - if you need to specify the order of columns, then you need to specify the order of columns (with RCP disabled).

Your Information Server user must be mapped against an operating system user on the engine tier. The only time this does not have to be done is where operating system authentication is used, or where a shared user repository (e.g. LDAP accessible) is used both for Information Server and for the engi...

So both Data Sets and scratch disk for both partitions are on that machine. How full are the file systems now, and when the job runs?