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For what it's worth, the migration guide section for migrating data sets leads to this technote:

How to move dataset from one server to another in IBM InfoSphere DataStage

I really doubt that the IP address is embedded anywhere in the software. We have changed IP addresses on our servers without incident. As PaulVL mentioned, there should be firewall concerns, and also between your Information Servers and all other computers communicating to and from--clients and othe...

theone wrote:In my question I asked logic in datastage not in unix.

Go back and read the replies completely.

Review the Classic fed server log files for more clues. We hit several bugs with Classic fed server that required working directly with IBM Support.

Yes, it is possible. There are teams in IBM and other companies that do data server migrations every single weekend. They have specialized software for the imaging. The most important thing is for you and your team to test it thoroughly ASAP post-migration.

Try cutting off the -ds option sooner and without double quotes... This works for me. There is a -verbose option you may choose to use too.

Should be no need; test it and find out.

I know that istool can export whole projects whose isx files include all the shared containers. I have not tried exporting shared containers by themselves. If you found the tool cannot do it then open a case with Support. You may need to open an Enhancement Request.

Did you try it on 3 nodes or 5 nodes?

Are you, or your server admin, able to monitor the server resources while the job runs and identify any bottleneck?

Thank you, or thank someone!!! :D

Not sure... You might try posting this in the "MetaData and IBM MetaData Workbench" forum.

Surely an IBM Lab has. Maybe it's too new for others?

Try opening a new Support case, if you haven't already.

Go with a fixed-width format instead of delimited.

Is there some way to get all 3 wait for files to run in the same sequence job at the same time... No. ...am I stuck creating 3 sequence jobs, one for each Wait for file? Not necessarily. There are usually plenty of options. You could create a shell script having the logic you need and call that fro...