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The note after the last note: nothing you do in the clients affects the way that the command line interface (dsjob) works. You must specify an explicit warning limit with this interface.

... but I don't grumble Nick, I didn't want to take you through an ED dialogue - I did think of it, but felt that a copy from NEWACC (the source for standard VOC entries) was safer. For anyone else, prefer the COPY command - you can get into a heap of trouble using ED if you don't know what you're d...

Read my first paragraph again carefully.

Did you report an incomplete list of files and folders?

If that requirement bewilders you, hire a competent C++ programmer. What you are creating in the Repository is not the routine itself, but an interlude that allows the C++ function to be found. It is not asking you for a library in which to save anything - it is asking you for the pathname of the li...

.. and do the dates (that you use as keys in the Lookup stage) look like the expected dates? Now you need to check the dates in the reference Data Set, and verify the values of these. Diagnosis is a painstaking, step by step process. You must proceed systematically, eliminating one possibility at a ...

Your project directory seems to be present. However, it is incomplete, which suggests that creation of the project may have been interrupted. You should also see a file called VOCLIB and a whole lot of other files whose names begin with D_ (one for each of the DS_... folders, one for VOC, one for VO...

In Director, under Tools > Options, you can set the default Warnings limit to 1. This will, of course, then become a global setting for jobs initiated from that particular Director client.

Catch 22 it certainly is. Type the following line exactly as shown.

Let me know if that worked.

You won't get it for a server job or for a job sequence. Apart from that there's no mechanism of which I am aware for disabling the setting of message handlers. Edit local will be greyed out if there is no local message handler. A local message handler is a file called Local.msh in the RT_SCnnn dire...

And, as you can see from the code, it returns an int32 (no surprise there!).

Interesting. Conflicts with what I was informed on this side of the planet. It is much different? Or is it just the (then) new look and feel?

DataStage is not a translation tool, so you will not be able to "convert them to English language". With NLS enabled, DataStage is able to deal with different character sets (this is NOT the same as languages). It does so by mapping the external character sets into Unicode (an idiosyncratic UV-UTF8 ...

Make it a job parameter and check (in the job log) that the parameter is passed correctly. Actually, you could check more quickly than that using View Data if you are not using direct read.

Zero processors is OK too. Comes under the heading of getting a life. The number of nodes in the configuration file determines the degree of parallelism. At a simple level, each stage generates one operator (player process) per node, there is one section leader process per node, and there is one con...

You're right. The good news is that you can (have multiple output links from a CFF stage for each record type) in version 8.0.