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What are your exact stages in the design?

Ahhhh, somehow I feel I walked into that one. So the posters answer is that the listed variables are something they dreamed up. However, the vanilla variables that come with the product are available in Administrator. There are also the environment variables available for the DS Engine under the dse...

rwierdsm wrote:Seems a little odd to me.

Yep.

ray.wurlod wrote:They are visible in the Administrator client.

Now, my eyes are tired, but are they that tired that they didn't see:

Vuser
DSJobName

listed under the environment tab? The post is for Server, but even checking in the Parallel tab didn't yield results. Help out these tired eyes....

Use the Search facility. Paste "add_to_heap" in the box and select exact match. You can read a lot of discussion about this error. Short story, either ran out of write cache, or ran out of disk space.

Since you upgraded, perhaps your project default write/read cache settings are now different.

That's two in a row. I'm at a loss how to proceed other than to say it's pretty simple. Maybe it's time to call tech support.

I don't know where vuser applies to DS Server, is this a variable that applies to one of the other tools? As for DSJobName, I wasn't aware that was being pushed into the environment of a job.

Anyone else want to pick this one up because I'm at a loss.

Yeah, it's hard to write a book about a GUI code generator when you're prevented from showing screenshots of said GUI.

As with myself, you end up writing about 10 different versions, each absolutely applicable to the customer site on which the tool was deployed. Ultimately, you cannibalize each document for each engagement. You also then write a bunch of little white papers describing hash file usage, SCDs, etc. The...

To repeat: When you setup the OCI (Enterprise) stage, are your DB Options set correctly? How about Remote Server, did you add it and put in the valid sid?

Write a shell script to get a line count (wc -l) of the file, then issue a head -n(?-1) yourfile|tail -n(?-2) where ? is the result of the wc -l. Use this korn shell script as a filter on the file in the sequential stage. Tuck this shell script away somewhere and reuse whenever necessary.

Welcome aboard. What is your target stage? Is it ODBC, OCI, etc? What database and version. Can you tell us the datatype of the column in question? "No data in target" means no rows, or empty columns? Are there any messages in the job log?

What are you trying to do? What do you think you will find? Write a simply Sequence job with a command stage to execute "env" and you'll see the environment a job.

Really? I tried

dsjob return code

in the Search facility, selected match all words, and got a wealth of information.

Okay, but you do realize any existing "." will also be removed?