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What edition / version of Windows are you running? Doesn't really matter for 11.3 but for your older 9.1 install it can make a difference. The 'bitness' column on the system requirements page has the following values: 32 - The product or part of the product runs as a 32-bit application in a 32-bit o...

In your shoes I'd probably try a re-install of the client for an error like that.

Here's an official page on the subject. As noted, ODBC is the primary native data access API. There is also OLE but I believe that stage is Windows only and you can see that it has been deprecated. And there's JDBC.

You had said you'd already installed 2010:

abyss wrote:I realized the VS C++ 2013 is not supported by version 11.5, i installed the vc++ 2010

However, good to know you got it straightened out.

How will that solve their problem? They need more than a simple count of the records.

Output:

COMP1 003
COMP2 002
COMP3 001

Perhaps if you explained how it can be combined with the source data, ensuring that the counts come first in the output, then you'd have a solution.

As noted elsewhere in this forum, the only email address we know of that has a chance of working nowadays is "editor@dsxchange.net", I'm afraid.

Received in a private message from Amber. Posting it here so that anyone in our merry band of misfits can help: I am new to datastage. Using 11.3 on windows. I am trying to attach a logfile if a job gets failed for each & every job. I am using execute command task & then notification activi...

qt_ky wrote:I believe those settings only apply to fixed-width files, not delimited files.

Correct!

Before we go any further, is this really a Server job question? Or will you be building a Parallel job for this task?

vinsashi wrote:is it necessary to change datatype date to timestamp.

No. But you do need to show us the actual bulk load error message when it is a DATE. Saying it is "getting failed" with no other details doesn't really help us help you, I'm afraid.

Thanks, appreciate that.

You can't use BBCode and then disable it at the same time. Okay, technically you can but what's the point? I fixed your previous post but not this most recent one so you can see the difference.

Re-image? Why not just re-install the client?

Amber - just deleted your new post which asked this same question again. Come back to this conversation and clarify for us what you need, what you've tried and maybe even ask a question or two.