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If you literally mean char rather than varchar and you're trying to trim trailing spaces, you cannot. Anywhere. Nature of the beast.

There's no "RTI" in 8.x so you wouldn't have it anywhere. For 8.x you need to find out what/where the WISD equivalent is.

What kind of volume and frequency are we talking about here?

How did you 'set the path'? Sounds like you didn't get that bit right.

Neither of those values should ever be set to zero.

And here I thought we were talking about an export problem. Then this items are not read only items, but when i import the proyect i can see that some jobs are not been exported. The Read Only Items wasn't the elements witch I have not found in the proyect export file. The problem may be other one. ...

As noted, it's not a 'workaround' to concatenate the key values together, that's what you have to do to use this routine with a 'composite' key. Put a 'text mark' (@TM) between the columns when you do so.

Holey Moley, that's some list.

Not sure what to tell you other than it works fine in 8.1 for me. Created a new job category (even though I think you're really supposed to store connectors elsewhere) and created a new connector object there. Ran two full project exports from the command line - using dsexport and dscmdexport - and ...

OK, just wanted to double-check as sometimes an error can be a 'view data only' error.

Does this only occur in the Viewer? Meaning, does the job run to completion without error or does it log the same message?

If you're thinking that the 'warnings' logged during the reset are in any way included in the job's ending status, you would be incorrect. They are ignored.

Then I doubt you have "no problem" as you need to explicity handle the implied decimal by dividing it by the appropriate amount. Should fix both issues.

Do you have 7.x or 8.x that you are working with? You've posted both now, which is it? As noted, it's a separate install on the RTI media for 7.

Are you dividing the value by 100 (or 1000) before sending it off to Sybase?