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This is usually a registry issue where there are invalid values for the window positions. Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the client? You may need to use regedit to remove any DataStage remnants before the reinstall. Another thought is to simply delete the Designer branch from the regis...

Without 'a source' your constraint controls how many records it outputs.

pandeesh wrote:Can you explain this little more?

Plenty of information out there. For instance here.

pandeesh also wrote:Is there any way to tweak the script which is generated using run model?

Don't see why not.

Are you trimming after the conversion?

Not unless you can tell us the specifics of the issue you are facing.

Is there any way to overcome this? Be more selective in your resetting. Make it conditional on the job type and if in a 'Restartable' status. But if we use our own script ,is it possible to read the parameters from the ini file?(Without giving all the parameters in the script itself?) All things ar...

As already noted, a string target combined with the DecimalToString() function.

They sound fairly... equivalent.

But your lookup is against an Oracle table and that's where your problem lies according to the errors.

An exact search for "getColDesc failed" returned 19 other matches, perhaps some of them can help.

We can't know either but the reason would have been in the report.

Sure... in other words, nothing really at the individual job level, which is specifically what I was wondering. You have coded up your own version of the 'Checkpointing' mechanism available in Sequence jobs, it would seem.

Look in the 'bin' directory under there. Failing that, a 'find' command should turn it up.

pandeesh wrote:if it finds the last job is aborted , it llreset and continue form there. Or if the last run is fine. it ll start the jobs from beginning.

I'm curious what the difference is between the two other than the Reset... between 'from there' and 'from beginning'.

I was remiss in not mentioning that the 'upgrade in place' option for major releases was something unique to the pre-8.x world. You could go from (as one example) 6.something to 7.something, one over the top of the other quite easily, something I've done many times over the years. As others have men...