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I have already told you that DSSetParam() can not be called from UNIX. It is a function in the DataStage API. It must be called from DataStage BASIC or from a C (or C++) program.

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Aggregator stage?

Just take the leftmost 10 characters of each "timestamp".

That suggests that the job parameters are not thus defined in the job properties dialog.

That suggests that the job parameters are not thus defined in the job properties dialog.

It's a header file. Use #include in your C++ routine.

Only one. It's easier to delete the project.

Best practice is to keep your hashed files in a separate directory, perhaps a sub-directory in the project directory. But if they're going to grow large, then maybe a separate file system is indicated. Create a script to delete the hashed files.

Are your dates in day-month-year order? Is "/" really the delimiter?

Give us some example data.

Yes it does, but it's negligible and only incurred on the first row processed.

I just did.

DSSetParam() is a DataStage BASIC function. It also exists in the DataStage C language API. It can not be called from UNIX. You can write a small C program if you wish.

Disabling animated screen savers can help, too.

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There's nothing odd about parallel jobs. All the project's environment variables (irrespective of the job type in which they may happen to be used) are stored in the DSParams file. So, yes, you copy the pertinent lines from the one DSParams file to the other. I suspect that a Search would have answe...