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Space, as in lack of? Permissions?

A file should work fine. Build a routine to 'type' the file and send back the output, then call the routine in a UserVariables Activity stage. The Start Loop can then leverage the delimited list quite easily.

Would be nice, but no it doesn't work that way.

I do use the concept of a 'common project' for standard routines, the project where they are developed and tested but we still need to promote read-only copies to every project for people to be able to use them.

No, you would need to use it to switch between clients when appropriate. When you do, that's when it will prompt you will a list of all of the clients it can see.

Not sure about the routine, anything like a Routine Activity is going to be tied to the Project the Sequence is running in. However, jobs can be run 'cross project' if you leverage dsjob from the command line rather than using a Job Activity stage. In other words, use an Execute Command stage and a ...

From using syntax specific to one shell in another that doesn't support it.

Technically your answer is "yes" because there's only a minor difference in the versions but officially the answer is no. I've personally had strange issues doing what you are asking about. Best to install both clients to separate locations and use the MCM - the Multiple Client Manage - to switch fr...

Post an example of the output you are seeing.

Sequentially. Yes, check the documentation for the stage.

For UNIX there is an "ExecSHSilent" option you'd use rather than "ExecSH". Do you not have an equivalent? If not you could write one that does not log the command line.

There is no "code" per se with a transform as they are an interlude to existing routines. Everything they are is in the "Definition" prompt of the Details tab and that's what you'd need to include.

Ah... it doesn't recognize it as an "image" without a extension of the appropriate type - jpg, bmp, etc. For Picasaweb you'd need to use a URL tag.

Positional. First column mapped to first ?, etc, with adjustments made for Key versus non-Key columns.

No, transforms of any kind cannot be used in routines. You need to include their equivalent code into the routine itself.

Why don't you take a step back and do a better job job of explaining what exactly you are doing? Running any script 'after-job' can be done with ExecSH alone. From inside a routine or "job control" you use the DSExecute() function Ray notes. Either could be done from a Sequence job as well. So... w...