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Ultimately, no matter how you do it, you're going to need multiple lookups of some kind, because you need to retrieve information from five separate rows into one output row. The two mechanisms you asked us to exclude (multiple lookups and multiple joins with different aliases) are the fundamental w...

Each logical file in a File Set or persistent Data Set can be up to 2GB, so it's not that.

Ultimately it is the partitioning algorithm that governs distribution. Round robin will give as even a distribution as it is possible to achieve. However hashing on a particular column value will tend to reflect any biases in the distribution of hashvalues resulting from the distribution of values i...

Looks like the only solution is one card per file. What does your support provider advise?

That's because you should never need to connect the QS clients to your production project, so it's moot whether the plug-in components are in this project or not.

Quite straightforward. Things are loaded in exactly the order that you design.

runs them both as background requests and returns control immediately, but gives you no further control over the jobs

Match is the best, as Roy suggested. However it uses idiosyncratic syntax, for example for its wildcard. One syntax that will do the job you seek is the expression InLink.Tariff Match "...USSD..." (the three dots represent a wildcard). A variant in which "0X" is the wildcard is InLink.Tari...

Why not create a server job to create the text file, and a job sequence (or job control routine) to run that job then email the file?

"Nonrepeatable sequence" means exactly that; it is the sequence that is not repeatable; not any one number in the sequence. Indeed, there is a small but finite possibility that every number in the sequence will be the same, but this will not be true the next time a sequence is generated unless you d...

The file name or table name is usually a property of a link, not of a stage, so you would need -llinks rather than -lstages as your driving option. That may, in turn, require you to iterate through the stages.
But even then I'm not sure that the file/table name information is reported.

The job will always distribute the processing across all of your nodes, as specified in the configuration file with which the job runs.

Is the default timestamp format different on the other machine? (You can view this using the Administrator client, Parallel tab in the project properties.)

Is there some way to get the FTP adapter to issue an MGET command?

In Designer, open it via Rename then use Ctrl-C to copy the select name or partial name.
To get a list of stage names in a job, use or