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Seems like you need to call DSLogInfo with the results of the DSGetJobInfo call.

You emailed when? Four day holiday weekend in the states just wrapping up, ya know.

Oracle Enterprise stage? Use the OPEN command for that.

As suggested by you I tried to search for the"High Availability of IIS Server" , but couldn't find much about it. There were 20+ posts on the subject, from what I recall. If you went through that, then you went through everything there is to be had here on the subject. As noted, the prope...

This looks suspiciously like the problem posted by dssiddu here:

viewtopic.php?t=123886

Are you in fact working on the same "issue"?

And? That's not a question.

You've given us nothing to help you in your quest for knowledge. At the very least you'd need to give us a detailed explanation of your jobs - what sources / targets, what stages it uses, what target update actions are being performed... etc, etc. Etc. Details, man, details! There really aren't any ...

It would certainly be possible if the log contains the records for multiple runs of the job. Does yours? Or is everything from a single run?

One "waiting" for the other would imply there is a locking issue and that you'll need to run the jobs in a serial fashion.

It's not an error. There is a physical limit to a field size the viewer can display and you've exceeded it. If you want to see all of the data, dump the hashed file to sequential and view it outside of the tool.

"The error exists" even if you change the directory? Or if you change the directory, everything is fine? If the latter, then obviously something is wrong with your first directory choice.

None.

Just for the record, what stage are you using for this "bulk load job"?

Not to dwell on this issue but an Oracle Number with no precision or scale defined can still allow decimals up to 10. By default a NUMBER is really NUMBER(38,10) in oracle. Not to dwell on this issue, but you're wrong. As Mike notes, your "38,10" comes from what DataStage decides during the import ...

You can't fit a 30 digit integer into a "38,10" decimal field. You should be reading an unbounded NUMBER field as "38,0". What is your target?