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Check-out/check-in is not enforced for DataStage, but a well-governed shop will require that this occurs.

Your "kind of" suggests that you're asking an ambit question rather than trying to solve a particular problem. The answer is different depending on which you are seeking to achieve. To identify the jobs included in the design of a sequence you can use dssearch or you can interrogate the DS...

The names of the jobs that form part of the sequence's design, or the names of the jobs that were actually executed when the sequence ran?

That URL throws a 410 error (page gone).

No-one outside IBM has official information about the table structures in the common metadata repository. I have noticed that they change as new releases appear, so anything published would be immediately out of date.

Isn't that the same as Unconditional trigger?

Now is a great time to start learning! You create server routines within DataStage Designer. Documentation about the API functions is to be found in the DataStage BASIC manual. FUNCTION CountTransformerStages(Arg1) * Return list of jobname|stagename pairs for Transformer stages. $INCLUDE DSINCLUDE J...

Where do you believe any row limit is documented? Don't you think a company like a large retailer, bank, insurance company or telco would have a Customer dimension with millions of records?

The other way to disable a failure - and any non-zero return from a Routine activity counts as a failure - from invoking the Exception Handler is to have an explicit Failure trigger from the Routine activity.

EVAL introduces an in-line expression.
@RECORD is a system variable that contains the entire record as a single delimited string.

Does TDDEMO exist in the list of DSNs in the .odbc.ini file?

Use stage variables to increment the counter when there's a duplicate or to reset the counter when a new group starts.

One possible expression is: InLink.TheString[11,6] : Right(InLink.TheString, Len(InLink.TheString - 16)) Clearly all you wanted was the answer handed to you on a silver platter without being prepared to engage in civilised conversation about whether you needed help in function syntax, techniques, or...

Not possible. Derivation substitution makes exactly the same substitution on every selected expression (or part thereof).

Can you find it using Quick Find? If not, search in the StageTypes branch of the Repository.