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Two questions, one answer. Batting 500.

That needs explaining. Describe the job and what "not compiling" means here, the specific problem / error reported would be swell, too.

You read the UNIX instructions, you need to find the DOS/Windows instructions as there's no "dsenv" file on a Windows server.

You mean 'Stage execution order' it seems. Being serious here with a somewhat silly answer, but... it starts with the first stage and continues following the links until the last stage. And that's more like what each record does, inside the job all of the stages are basically running simultaneously....

Apparently not.

It's all in the docs that ship with the product, Installation and Configuration Guide and elsewhere. Not able to connect how? What happens?

No, not simply because of that and any 'max' would be theoretical and based on too many factors to list here or worry about. A lookup is a lookup, whether it's 35 on one transformer or 35 split across two or more transformers. Perhaps with multiple transformers and IPC use so that multiple processes...

Yup. For the record, there are dsjob command line equivalents for all of the "DSGet" functions.

And their number doesn't change the "how" of that processing.

None, they are client connections.

One mechanism you could use is the UtilityRunJob() function which lets you run a job from a transformer, one job per record. And if that record contained all of the needed parameters...

You cannot 'see' the BASIC Transformer because it's not on the palette by default, you need to add it manually. How to do that has been discussed here several times, a search should find it.

Sure, after you repost this in the correct forum. This one is for discussion possible FAQ topics. Yours need to be in either the Server or PX/EE forum, depending on the job type in question.

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Sure, a UserVariables stage could be set up to grab values from somewhere and instantiate them for other jobs, including an Oracle table I would think. Unless you pull them all at once and parse out what you need, however, pulling one at a time from a database will be pretty slow I'd wager.

Best if you post the actual, unedited message from the log.