DSXchange

Please share the resolution. That's what DSXchange is about. If someone else gets the same problem in the future, your solution will be there for the searching!

You can always use node pools to force things to run on the nodes you require.

Presumably some kind of command like qdel. I still have no idea what kind of queue you are talking about. It's not part of DataStage.

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What kind of queue would that be?

Search DSXchange for error code -14. Generically there is too great a load on the server, for whatever reason.

How do you know that?

Dump the score to learn definitively which operators are processing on which nodes.

Officially, yes, it's a problem. However, others have been able to install (unsupported) on Windows XP sp2. Can you open a CMD shell, cd to the installation directory, then to Server\DSEngine? (For example C:\IBM\InformationServer\Server\DSEngine) Once there, execute the command bin\uv This should t...

That's a matter of semantic interpretation (of "next higher"). You may prefer with a constraint that noMonths > 0.

That partitioning is occurring on the input link of the Join stage and therefore will use the job's current configuration file.

No, but why not leave the default ("None") in place?

When you read a Data Set and the configuration file you're using is not the one with which the Data Set was written, a temporary configuration file is used by the copy operator that reads from the Data Set.

You can achieve the same with the -x option of the orchadmin command.

What is "best"? You can do it either way (a job (sequence) or a script). What's best for you? What will be easier to maintain (for example parameterising the wait periods)?

The job type does not matter. The command is dsjob (you can search here or in the documentation for details, such as how to have the exit status returned to the controlling script, how to pass values to parameters, etc.)

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