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Search the forums, this has been discussed a number of times before and should be easily found. However, specific to your message... From the Project directory where this job lives, find the "BP" directory associated with this Job Number - 298. So, cd into RT_BP298 and then view the "JOB.xxx" file n...

I think the question is whether ETLStats can gather data from parallel jobs, and the answer to that question is "yes". Of course, and which I answered. They will run just fine as Server jobs and yes, even work to gather stats from PX jobs And then Kim clarified re: individual partition counts. Curi...

There's absolutely no reason to transform these into Parallel jobs. They will run just fine as Server jobs and yes, even work to gather stats from PX jobs - stats is stats. And the simplest solution to your ODBC issue is to create an ODBC connection for Oracle using either the thick or thin drivers ...

First off, please communicate in formal English here, not everyone has it as their native language and it helps tremendously if people don't abbreviate the crap out of their messages. Now... Director works the same way as the command line does by default. It will only show you schedules for jobs tha...

Single runs use 'at' while multiple occurances use 'cron'. Are you checking from the command line using the same user that scheduled the jobs?

Not really a 'work around', per se, as your importing user does need execute permissions on the proc to be able to 'see' it.

I think Uncle Kim does this in his backup scripts as well.

So you run it "on Vista" by installing XP Pro in a virtual environment under Vista. Sorry, but that made me chuckle. :D

I wonder if *that* combination is supported?

Well, you can use a folder as a target but it's not something I've played with yet. Allegedly it will create multiple files in the designated folder based on something akin to an XML 'trigger column' I believe. However, the problem as stated is that records are not even getting "into the transformer...

Permissions? Filesystem full? Any other messages?

Either ask whomever created the file or open the "csv" with an editor that will allow you to discern the delimiter. Word, for example, can show you tabs versus spaces with the proper option enabled.

The memory does NOT return if we bring down the engine. Also, they told me that when they start the machine without starting the DS engine the memory still 'disappears' after a short time. Ah... in that case, even if IBM has this as a known issue, the issue is with either Linux itself or some other...

Well, if it ain't going to the transformer, explain how you've configured the source Folder stage. What are you using for the Wildcard property, for example?

Yah, it's not like we've never talked about that error before.

Right - the alternate is something like 'Notes Pump' - a product that will push Notes data elsewhere, like a database staging table where you can then process it from there.