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I'm not sure why this is popping into my head but could you try not including the $ in your DSSetParam call?

Is your error exactly the same? If not, could you post the details of your error please?

Sorry, just had to reply after seeing such a new word so early in the morning. The number of links into the target does not change the behavior of a job failure. Your "As per the details" sentence can just leave off the "if" statement at the end. When a failure occurs, any uncomm...

Just as an FYI, where I'm working, software that isn't on our tested and approved list doesn't come anywhere near our servers.

It picks up the current value of the environment variable at runtime.

Then, as noted, it is time to involve your official support provider. Perhaps a patch is in order.

As Ray noted, use a format string in your function call.

Please show us the exact syntax you are using and the error / issue you are seeing.

In your shoes, I would try the uninstall once more but this time make sure it is completely uninstalled. Do the normal uninstall and then also delete any leftover directories associated with the tool from your hard drive. Also go into the registry (if possible) and nuke any entries there as well. Re...

Cool... thanks for posting your solution!

Which 'same error' - this one?

Error message:
Failed to authenticate the current user against the selected Services Tier

True... sorry, didn't realize I'd stumbled into the C API documentation.

Transformer looping seems to be an option here.

Yes, it is both possible and you are using the correct function. As noted, you need to declare it as a job parameter in the job (this is one of several that should be in every job) to allow it to be overridden on a run-by-run basis as needed. I also found this 'remark' in the latest documentation as...

Something is different, obviously. Be curious what you end up tracking down.