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More like 90 seconds and there's more to understanding the problem than simply rerunning the offending job. A search for "Timed out while waiting for an event" would turn up all manner of previous conversations on this topic.

From the manual side, either "Developer's Guide" pdf has a chapter on the Command Line Interface, which is where you'll find dsjob documented.

I've got no idea personally, but wondering if you've tried googling for your error phrase? "Object reference not set to an instance of an object" got quite a number of hits for me and some looked... informative.

For that approach to work, sounds like you'll need to ensure your record string has all the proper quotes and delimiters in place when you send the string to the container, and then tell it to write to the reject file without adding any new quotes to the record. Do this by setting the "quote&qu...

eostic wrote:...but isn't the original question the "opposite?" ....ie...given Job X, tell me the Sequences that invoke it?

The opposite of what - what I posted? Did anyone try it? That sure as heck is what I *thought* it did, heck I even tested it for frak's sake.

Secure FTP is still a feature that is coming, from what I recall, so your only option is to build a script to leverage it. If this is really a TX product question, you'd be better off posting over in the dedicated TX forum, which is where those experts hang out. For all I know, the former Mercator p...

Ernie is probably going to have to pop in here and clarify things, but I believe that RTI is free for the asking nowadays. I don't recall off the top of my head all of the pieces you have to install, but there is at least an "RTI Server" that needs to be out there wherever you'll be deploy...

I'm not sure what your example is trying to show with the double-quotes. A UNIX file would use a line termination character of LF rather than CR, which I assume is what you mean by 'Enter'. So... I think what you need is to enable is the "Omit last new-line" option on the Format tab. Let u...

Sorry, not gonna guess. Either post a screenshot of your design or give us the "ascii art" version wrapped in

Well... don't know about that but glad you got it all worked out.

Perhaps something like this... select DS_JOBS.NAME SequenceName FMT '40L' from DS_JOBOBJECTS, DS_JOBS where EVAL DS_JOBOBJECTS."@RECORD<3>" = 'YourJobNameGoesHere' and EVAL DS_JOBOBJECTS."@RECORD<2>" = 'CJSJobActivity' and DS_JOBOBJECTS.OBJIDNO = DS_JOBS.JOBNO

What didn't work about it? Worked fine for me... make sure you're not typing a space between the two double-quotes. It might look like there's one there but there isn't.

Could you post the relevant section from your dsenv file, please, so we can see the actual changes you made to it?

Multiple ways I'm sure, but one that comes to mind uses the DOS "find" command:

Redirect the output of the command to a file:

dsjob blah-blah > filename