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In previous versions there was a dedicated "Command Line Interface" chapter in both of the Developer's Guide pdf manuals but that no longer seems to be the case. However, I did find a reference to it in the 8.1 Server Job Developer Guide pdf: For full syntax information, see WebSphere Data...

Asked and answered here many times. An Exact search for "ParamValue/Limitvalue is not appropriate" will turn up the previous conversations.

No. "Encrypt" is a pretty generic word and the closest you'll come is the Encode stage with the following caveat: The Encode stage is a processing stage. It encodes a data set using a UNIX encoding command, such as gzip, that you supply. The stage converts a data set from a sequence of rec...

As noted, your question has been answered many different ways. Basically: no there is no "undelete" but with a backup you can restore. Do you have an export of the project? A filesystem backup? Anything?

Again, there's no such thing as "converted into integer, with the preceeding zeroes retained".

miwinter wrote:Does this mean "how can I get jobs I've deleted back?"

If so, the word is "backup"

I think the actual word is "restore".

Post your syntax.

The only "barrier to size" that I'm aware of is your operating system.

Ah... perhaps that's the distinction being made. Multiple readers on a single node are allowed for variable length records but multiple nodes requires a fixed-width file.

Based on the way the question is asked - "trigger the second link after the first link" - that's how it works and is controlled by Link Ordering. If you mean what miwinter surmised, it cannot be done directly but can be achieved by introducing a "process break" in the second link...

And so... it tells the importer to check to see where this object might already be used and updates its internal 'usage repository' during the import. For a brand new object, not so useful.

ArndW: I've heard that in versions 7.5.3 and up it is indeed possible to read variable field length files with multiple nodes if your schema is correct. I haven't tried it myself and I am gladly corrected if you know the truth.... Ray corrected me recently and said that our 'fixed-width only' state...

What XPath Expressions are you using?

Your search will turn up an excellent post by Andy with syntax examples. No 'template' but a good reference and starting point.

An exact search for "istool" should get you going.