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Ken Bland ... Kim Duke. My name is KIM.

Instead of posting this much code why not have a link to your web site. It is really hard to cut and paste of these types of posts. I have also tried to do these types of posts and people complained. Zip them up into one complete download on your site and add a readme.txt to use it. I think you will...

Rajeev

This is a server question. Nodes are only on Parallel Extender jobs.

There are also DataStage Engine commands to also deal with these processes. These are called TCL commands. Do a search. Most are easily accessed by using the DS.TOOLS menu.

If you run a process in UNIX then it assigns a process id or PID that it is unique at the time of the run. These numbers are reused at some point. So tomorrow or next week you could get the same number but no 2 processes will have the same PID at the same time. UNIX gives you several commands to vie...

If I plan on being at a site for awhile then static is fine otherwise I do not trust the developers to know how to resize a file or even know if it is bad. So few people even monitor stats as to rows per second or anything of that nature. Take a poll and you will see how few have statistical data on...

It will not search for something. It will only read something if you give it a key value and either key exists or it does not exist.

Why are you using this instead of a hash file lookup?

Null means it does not exist. What do you want it to do?

You can copy this routine and make your own version and return @TRUE if found or @FALSE if not.

This is a server job topic. You are talking about a PX job config file. This is also an old topic. Please do not post to old topics.

All TCL commands work in one account only. A project is an account. There are ways to create links called q-pointers to other accounts. Look it up if you need this feature.

You need to

LOGTO account

To switch accounts or projects if you will.

You have to output it to a hash file or a sequential file. You could write it to the log every time it changes.

When you use job add then the jobs in the dependecy list on the job properties.

If you know TCL then READONLY is a field in most of the repository tables. It needs to be 'NRO' for not read only.

0,1,2,3 should be correct. Fit it if it does not work like you want it to.