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If the lookup key is a string that contains leading zeroes, then your Key Expression in the Transformer stage needs to add those leading zeroes so that the two values match. Probably the easiest way is

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"Bounced" means restarted. This ought not to be necessary. Can you compile any other job? Any routine? Can you compile a job in a different project from that same client? What happens if you open a new Designer client?

Stop. Step back. Ignore DataStage for the moment. Write out (in English) a complete specification of what is supposed to happen, including one or two examples. Then post that here.

Have you also checked tnsnames.ora ?

Is casing as well as spelling correct?

CurrentTimestamp() with a "%yyyy%mm%dd%hh%nn%ss" format string should do it.

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This signal indicates an attempt to access a memory address that the process does not own. There are myriad possible causes.

How are you at analysing core dumps?

Use Monitor in Director. This can show what's happening on each partition. Then relate this to the score (you need $APT_DUMP_SCORE set) to relate the work to the node(s) on which it is being performed.

If you right click on the DB2/UDB API stage, do you see "grid style" on the menu? Do you see "Properties" on the menu? What happens if you choose one of these?

... hence my reference to "the Start menu on the server".

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Therefore, YES

You've only reported the first line of a much longer report - it's the compiler output. The next line, for example, is a row of asterisks, one for each ten lines of source code compiled. The first line is simply reporting the locations of the source code and compiled code when compiling. The source ...