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Now, you can make it run daily and run for the vast majority of the day but it really should stop once a day to clear its logs (amongst other things) even if it's only for a minute or two. And I certainly hope you build a way out, some way to shut the loop down on demand. I always poll during each i...

So not the same issue after all. Please start a new topic of your own in situations like this rather than hijacking someone else's three year old post.

Run that from a TCL prompt at the command line or from the Administrator client.

As noted, you can't so not really "accomplished" after all. And no... you don't. Honestly.

Be careful any time you are in Regedit unless you are a veteran in that regard. Might be prudent to export that whole branch before you delete anything... just in case.

This seems like a better home...

If you have "too much data" for the Merge stage to handle (and it sounds like you do) you are going to have to change your job design, take an alternate approach. For example, store one of the data sources in a reference hashed file and use the other as your stream input, with the 'left ou...

That's the problem - you can't. It's not your thread.

That would be controlled by your config file.

Perhaps they mean the hidden project? TEMPLATE I believe...

As noted, any kind of valid command separator can be used. That && one does a status check, the second command is only executed if the first one succeeds. A semi-colon would be unconditional.

pandeesh wrote:i want to make this job to run infinitely..

No, you don't. At least not any kind of 'normal' job. Now, that would be perfectly acceptable for a job exposed as a service and is known as "Always On".

You checked the disk space available while the job was running?

You should start your own post if you are having a similar problem.

jwiles wrote:Ur is an ancient middle-eastern city

Ray... is that you?