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Guess that's why they gave me the title analyst!

chulett wrote:So, yes if you run Parallels or VMWare on your Mac so you have a working Windows environment there.

But that's not the same as running on Mac OSX.

chulett wrote:there is a Sequence stage after all

Oh no there isn't!

There's a Sequencer which is an activity in a sequence job.
Sequence jobs don't have stages. They have activities.

Check how arguments are passed to the script on each system.

It cannot.

DataStage client must be installed on Windows. And then only on specific Windows operating systems which are documented in the system requirements section of IBM Information Center.

Were you actually successful in switching to LDAP authentication? Miss just one OK, Save or Apply click and the whole thing doesn't work, even though it appears to test successfully. Open the WAS admin console again and check.

.ITO table will come into existence automatially when you create an input text override. Similarly for .IPO (input pattern override), .UCL (classification override), .UTO (unhandled text override) and .UPO (unhandled pattern override).

SURA wrote:OraOci -> peek-->Trf ->peek-->OraOCI

Try this.

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Why? What do you believe it will accomplish in terms of the original question?

I bumped into another model-based problem a while back. The logical model (in ERwin, as it happens) included a circular reference over about five hops. Apparently ERwin 7.0 either doesn't check or doesn't care, but can not produce a physical model. Needless to say, it proved impossible to import the...

Your metadata specifies Integer as the data type for the field, but NEXTVAL delivers a BigInt. Specify BigInt as the data type for the field and the warning will disappear.

arvind_ds wrote:approximately what ever

Newly-imported Rule Sets are stored only on the client. As Robert noted, they need to be provisioned to get them onto the engine.

You can use no delimiter and no quote character.

I would expect the correct manual is the Microsoft ODBC manual.

A loop in a sequence or a loop in a Transformer stage?