DSXchange

You'll need to be a wee bit more specific than "some space issue" if you need more help.

... or something (hopefully) more obvious like '0x20'.

Not seeing any evidence that this is anything related to a web service, I moved the post here.

While Ray, being a Founding Father and all, may just know what the character is mere mortals like you and I need to figure it out... and it seems you already have. Your problem is you are dumping the value in octal, convert it to or dump it in decimal and then use that value along with Char() when y...

So... why two jobs? I made the silly assumption that you were doing everything all at once (hence my suggestion), don't really see the point of reading the file using the Folder stage only to write it back out again to yet another sequential file. Any particular reason your first job can't do the lo...

Check the docs or search here, I seem to recall it can optionally do either. Why XML? It makes imports more painful, especially at the 'whole project' level as under the covers all that XML must first be converted to DSX format and then imported. That conversion is slow and takes a great deal of mem...

Thought we were talking about a problem with your jobs rather than a specific tool. If you have it set in your dsenv file and source it before running the utility - that or set it explicitly in your user's environment - and it doesn't affect the behaviour of orchdbutil, then perhaps you should conta...

dscmdexport does an entire project.

Yes and it has been discussed here before. Phil Hibbs has a utility that includes that ability.

OK... what happens when you change the code as I mentioned?

There's typically just one but the limit on the max number of and/or rate of connections could be too low. Depends on how this "connectivity issue" manifests itself.

Patience, Grasshopper. And learn to use the Reply to topic link rather than quoting everything every time for no reason.

Without knowing what your batch file is doing, still hard to offer much cogent advice. However... add a check of the error code and call DSLogInfo() in the routine to log what comes back. You'll also need to pick up on the fact that, as gets mentioned here over and over, output from DSExecute can be...

Define "connectivity issue".

A "horizontal pivot" specifically... columns to rows.