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Yes.

Almost this precise question was answered on 19 Apr 2007. Does Search not work for you?

"Compatible" is an entirely different question from "enough". You can still overload compatible hardware.

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Therefore, my answer must be no.

The Palette is fully customizable; anything you find in the Stage Types branch of the Repository can be emplaced in the Palette. I realize that the Repository category structure is not quite so straightforward, but you can find things in the "everything" pane of the Palette customization too. This s...

Placeholders are mapped to, in order, by columns marked as Key.
The question mark form seems to be appropriate for all database types except Oracle, which uses positional markers :1, :2, etc.

It seems to me, both from the behaviour I am experiencing and the number of double/multiple posts, that the database behind this site is having problems when new records (posts) are being added. Nearly 50% of the time when I respond to a post, there is a timeout (IE6 emits "this page cannot be displ...

U hasn't logged in for some time. Don't know whether U is still an active participant.

APT_COMPILEOPT -o -fPIC -Wno-deprecated -c APT_LINKOPT -shared -Wl,-Bsymbolic,--allow-shlib-undefined These are exactly the options used on the Linux machine on which the Server to Parallel Transition Lab class is run. Is your compiler licensed with an up-to-date licence? The term is not "undefined"...

There's no difference. A job sequence is merely a graphical user interface (GUI) that is used to create a job control routine. Search the forum for more information.

I try to get some REST at every available opportunity, usually at night.

Cool, thanks Craig. The CFF stage gives you the opportunity to specify to "flatten" (generate six separate columns) or to "normalize" (generate six separate rows). The documentation (manual or on-line help) explains how these are done.

This is an alert to a potential deficiency in your design - an input column is nullable and an output column to which it is mapped is not. If a NULL arrives in this column it might engender a fatal error. You need to adjust nullability appropriately, or to provide explicit null handling and/or defau...

Try a Search for "stored procedure" in the server forum.

There is no special handling of which I am aware. But this information will be useful to your support provider.