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Check the contents of the configuration file specified at the time the command was run (by $APT_CONFIG_FILE).

Make sure that the node name mentioned in the error message appears in the active configuration file.

Stuart beat me to it. You need to clear the temp variable.

Detecting "more than one" is straightforward; simply use 2 as the third argument of an Index() function. However that would require a priori knowledge of which state code it was. There's probably an easy solution using looping in a Transformer stage but, again, a priori knowledge of the st...

Or, since you're on version 9.1, you can configure the workload management queues so that there is a finite upper limit on the number of jobs, the amount of CPU or memory consumed, etc., so that "surplus" jobs don't abort but, instead, wait until resources become available.

A better answer for (3) is that MQ is best used when either of the following scenarios applies:

• DataStage is reading from a queue to which another application is writing data
  
  DataStage is writing to a queue from which another application is reading the data

Can you show us the copy operator in the score?

Your understanding is not correct. In this context "unmatched" means across all Update links.

You use reject links for each Update link to capture stream rows for which no match was found.

It is quite often the case that non-root users are not permitted to raise certain ulimit values. If you wish you can ignore this warning, or direct file unit 2 to /dev/null if you don't want to see it. Of course then you'll miss all error/warning messages from dsenv.

rameshrr3 wrote:Another reason to use Connector table defs is that they are automagically defined as shared table definitions...

Provided that such has been enabled as a General property for the project.

So, what is your actual question? Please note that, on UNIX, the command name is entirely in lower case ( orchadmin ). Its executable is to be found in the bin directory of the PX engine, and it requires that a couple of environment variables be set, including APT_ORCHHOME and APT_CONFIG_FILE, befor...

pxEreplace() is a parallel function created for and improved on this site. A Search should find it for you.

This task might more easily be performed using a two-file match in QualityStage, making use of array comparisons.

Maybe they don't want to remove the characters which are, after all, part of the data.

sandeepsreedhar wrote: I have to create an xml of the below format.

Why?

Have "they" given you specifics of the namespace(s) that you have to use?

Are they truly in UniVerse, or they in DataStage?

Either way there is no difference between versions in how they would be invoked.