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Not sure why you would think you can take JCL and compile it as a Server routine, which is what you seem to be saying. Why not start with what the routine is supposed to be doing (what it will accomplish and why you are doing it as a routine rather than a job) and perhaps post all of the code rather...

So... as a scope check is just startup time the issue? Meaning, once it actually gets going disk access isn't an issue? I only ask because the one time in the past when we had similar issues which required 'reconfiguring the file system' we were using, disk access was crap all around. And everything...

I would wager that would be the best (only?) way to ensure the results match.

Love those... "I have successfully done - nothing!"

Vrisha wrote:I have a quick question. When we are getting the WSDL file, it should have both the metadata structure and the data inside it. Am I correct?

No, as you've found they are separate. The WSDL is the "xsd" and just the metadata. And the data is the data.

Here's the only reason I made the comment...

shv22 wrote:Actually we are copying from 9.1 and pasting 11.5. So, maybe some settings that is not needed in 11.5 is being used.

Split this out from an old and previously hijacked discussion into one of its own. And from looking at previous topics started by the OP, they are on 11.x so updated the post accordingly.

Therefore, is the consensus of opinion that multiple instances of a job cannot be run on one data stage engine, without making the job multiple instance? Yes... that's the whole point of the Multi-Instance option. Now that doesn't mean you need to run it that way in Production, you can still run it...

You should be exporting from 9.1 and importing into the 11.5 version. This so it has a chance to properly upgrade everything which the import handles automagically. Now, perhaps someone with more 'under the covers' knowledge will let us know if that's really an issue or not but it seems to me that i...

FYI - There's no need for two discussions on this topic, so I basically "merged" them.

Two other places, actually. But now the cheese stands alone.

... in other words, no it does not.

Someone with VB skills would have to answer that, assuming you mean more details from the VB. Typically, when I see file activities "get stuck" it usually means that the process has stopped to ask a question - generally some kind of "are you sure?" question - and it waits for a r...

Well... you can always go all old school and learn how to write DOS batch files as you certainly don't need VB just to do simple activities like that. Question to the home audience: does the 11.x release on Windows still allow the use of 'UNIX' scripts on the server?

js103755 wrote:There is a patch install for this, but our DataStage install is the latest version and I assume they would have included these patch fixes in the latest version of install.

I would make no such assumption.

Verify.