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Are you certain they all need to be processed simultaneuously? A Sequence job with the Loop stages could easily cycle through them one at a time. Or, since the metadata is the same, perhaps cat whatever is there together and process them as one larger file?

Be careful, however, if you copy/paste make sure you notice that they are defined in two areas - you'll need to get both for them to work properly. If you are taking everything, just copy the entire file.

You need to quote the wildcarded -name AFAIK and I'd add a -print to the process so you know what was deleted:

Hmmm... administration is handled by an internal 'super user' (dsadm typically) not a group so you're out of luck there, I believe. And nothing stops someone from running a job unless you arrange permissions such that they cannot write to the repository tables and thus the run aborts when they attem...

There you go. An out of the box / under the covers solution.

All versions ship with an 'Install and Upgrade Guide', the gory details of how everything would be done are there. Mostly it's just a matter of setting up a new 8.x server, exporting all of your 7.x jobs and then importing them into the new server. You really shouldn't have to change anything about ...

Could you please do a better job of posting in the correct forum? This is getting old.

Moderator, please move to the General forum.

Permissions, perhaps?

You could also just use the square bracket 'substring operators' to rearrange the date, then cat on the time and the zero seconds you'll need.

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And your point is? The one you're referring to wasn't long enough to be adversely affected by the Premium Membership restrictions.

That is functionality that will be added "in a future release", something like a @EOF system variable. Right now all you can do is either add something recognizable as your EOD or pass in a count and check to see if your row is the 'last' row. For a hashed file source, you may need to look...

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