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Day zero could be 1968-12-31 if it's come from UniVerse or UniData.

How have you proven the available space? Can you show us the output of that command?

If you do everything via Director use values files for your parameter sets and make the "value" of the Parameter Set the name of an appropriate values file.

You do not need to re-compile if you change the values of parameters. They are read at run time. That's the whole idea, after all.

Read up about format strings and about century pivot. You can, in fact, combine the two. For example, a format string of "2000yy-mm-dd" will force the century part of the year to be "20". Where you only have two digit years you will definitely need to specify the century pivot ye...

It does not check for dependent objects so that references to the deleted job(s) can be deleted from them.

Are you sure you deleted them from both repositories (the local project repository and the common metadata repository (XMETA))?

I'm not aware of any limit on the size of the DSParams file, though its contents do need to be read into the private memory area of certain processes, so that might impose some kind of indirect limit. That, in turn, would be affected by your system's ulimit settings.

Contact support. They may be able to offer something similar. All I could see was that you are on 8x.

Have you tried increasing SPINTRIES (maybe doubling it)?

So, 2013 does not exist for US-English locale. Did the fiscal cliff thing actually happen?

You probably need to use the SyncProject functionality in ISALite.

You need to identify any object that is a sequence and search that recursively.

(You could also script an iterative solution.)

You can kill the dsdlockd process.

The report produced by DS.REINDEX command (which is invoked from the DS.TOOLS menu) documents everything that happens. In short, for each hashed file mentioned its indexes are dropped, re-created and re-populated from the base data.

What Craig said. Don't worry about the "mutex" part of the message; this is simply how semaphores are implemented on your system (MUTually EXclusive locks).