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Eek! Not only do you hijack a thread, but you hijack a thread that's in the wrong forum in the first place! There must be some kind of award for that! Meanwhile please open a new thread in the appropriate forum (server or parallel) so that you can get an answer relevant to your platform. Wannabexpe...

This may not be related, but why hash on acctnum only to repartition using DB2 after the Funnel stage?

Stored Procedure stage sounds like a potential candidate.

Welcome aboard. :D

Which AT command is it finding?
Will moving System32 to the front of PATH solve the "garbage after the time specification" issue, or is this a bug in DataStage?

A Copy stage that does nothing will be optimized out of the design when the score is composed.

While the Copy stage is not permitted to change or add data, it can do any or all of the following:
- re-order columns
- drop columns
- rename columns

If you are asking about connecting from a DataStage client, they should be set up in the dsenv script in the DSEngine directory.

If you are asking about connecting via telnet, you can execute the dsenv script, perhaps from your .profile file.

Check the four environment variables in the Compiler group.

You might also investigate option #6 on the DS.TOOLS menu, where you can modify the reporting intervals and memory allocation model.

On the server machine map a shared folder from \\pubnt33 (using a different user ID) so that you can set up authentication. Or execute the DOS command NET USE to set up the authentication.

Is your client running Windows XP sp2? If so, do you have the DataStage patch installed?

The Dependencies tab exists only to provide a checklist for promotion. You should record any routines that a job invokes, or any routines that a routine invokes. Then, when it comes time to promote from development into test or production, you have a checklist of other components that need to exist ...

Array Size governs transmission of data between DataStage and the database server.

Eschew DataStage. Just write shell scripts. There's nothing useful that DataStage can add to your requirement; you're simply moving files.

What, getting data out of a DB2 table using OCI stage?? I'd like to see that!

I need to do some research before providing a more serious response to the original question.

Use DSGetLogSummary() to determine whether there were any warnings. Presumably, if there were none, you don't want to write to the exceptions file. You can obtain the row counts from "active stage finishing" messages in the log. Statements OpenSeq, WeofSeq or Seek, WriteSeq and CloseSeq will allow y...