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Source for the routine should be in your Repository under the Routines branch.

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Please do post the resolution once you have it.

But ONLY before running the job. Job parameter values are read when the job starts and can not be legally changed subsequently.

Welcome aboard. Job parameter values are read when the job starts and can not be changed while the job is running. You may be able to do something with environment variables, but beware that environment variable value changes in a child process are not available (and are not passed back to) the pare...

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Resist stupid requirements!

And they will want paying.

There's no such thing as a compiled DSX, so option 1 is out. The best way is to look at the sequence log - near the end there's a "summary of sequence run" event.

If they've converted to LDAP they've probably run DirectoryAdmin.bat -delete_users so that isadmin and wasadmin (created during installation) no longer exist. They would also have run AppServerAdmin.bat -was to specify the new initial WAS and IIS administrator user.

Use the query functionality in Metadata Workbench.

prasad.bodduluri wrote:HASH FILE IS CORRUPTED , CREATE ONCE AGAIN IT WILL SOLVE ISSUE

What proof do you have for this assertion?

All capitals is regarded as "shouting" and is poor netiquette, even offensive to some.

Don't you think it would be more ethical to attempt the exam so as to test your actual knowledge, rather than to cheat by knowing the questions in advance?

You could try making sure that they're compiled. Are they perhaps to be found under DS Functions rather than Functions in the operand menu?

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