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Welcome aboard. Yes, the Complex Flat File stage can process these data. Import the COBOL FD then use the imported table defintiion in the CFF stage. You could also do this with a Sequential File stage by creating appropriate table definition. ProcCode Char(5) ProcTypeOf Char(2) ProvClassifCd1 Char(...

Are you sure? (Is this a server job (as posted) or a parallel job (as marked))?

Detect anything that job C does. If it's not present job C never completed successfully.

The site at which I'm currently working use the Notes field to record the original author, since a term can be suggested by any of the 30000+ people in the organisation. The Notes field carries through to the Published glossary. That said, I do believe there's a better way to do the whole governance...

Sum them separately then sum the results. You can't do it in a single pass unless you've calculated (col1 + col2) upstream of the Aggregator stage.

Curiously what you need is a Sequencer. A Sequencer is one of the activity types you can use in a Sequence. Job_A ---> Job_B --------> Job_C | RunC | | | |NoC | | | +--> Sequencer <--+ (any) | | V Job_D ---> Job_E

Whether in sequential mode or not, a parallel job executes logically as op0 | op1 | op2 | op3... So pipeline parallelism is a given. Sequential mode simply means that the operator processes each executes on a single node. Data actually move through virtual Data Sets. There is one of these per link. ...

When the job is hanging is it consuming CPU or not? That wil give some clue as to the cause.

You need to know what codepoint em dash uses.

The newlines are part of the client's data. You can't arbitrarily delete them!

Char() function is always ASCII. If you need to process NLS characters prefer the UniChar() function.

Wrap the derivation of the output key value on the reject link with a function (routine) that you have to write to log a warning message associated with that key value. The routine returns its argument unchanged, so that it can be put out on to the reject link.

Not enough information. What stage types are involved? How many nodes in the configuration file?

Are you sure you've tried "%yyyy%ddd"? Your initial post specified "%yyy%ddd".

jerome_rajan wrote:But looks like I cannot select the server sequential stage in my parallel job. Either it has been disabled or I am missing something. Your advice would be much appreciated.

Read what I wrote again, carefully.