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'Charter' offers of any kind typically only come once, period. But it can't hurt to ask.

No.

Can't imagine ever needing anywhere near that many projects. Besides, I think the 'Project limit' in the Auth Codes (which I don't have access to right now) is actually 999 not 99.

Umm... no.

Why delete it? It sounds like it may still be running - have you grep'd for any current 'phantom' processes on your server and looked for this job? ps -ef |grep phantom |grep -v grep Your other option is the Cleanup Resources tool in the Director. You may need to know the internal job number as it w...

From a private email: Hi Hulett I have to convert a batch job calling a PL sql into a single parallel job. i've sequence of insert statements like INSERT INTO FACT_CUSTOMER_GOALS(CUSTOMER_NAME, CUSTOMER_ID,CUSTOMER_TYPE,GOAL_PERIOD,GOALS,GEOGROUP,ACCOUNT_MANAGER) VALUES (TRIM(x.END_USER_NAME), DECOD...

Ah... I see said the blind man.

You would have to purchase the SOA Edition of DataStage to get true 'real time' processing of data. And possibly the Java PACK if you needed to use a Java 'app' to process the data. SOA would allow you to deploy your ETL job as a web service and thus process your XML in real time as your Java app ca...

If that's the way you want to play the game, then fine. As long as only one or the other is running at any given time you should be fine. You'll also need some (if not all) of your people to install both clients and install (and possibly use) the MCM or Multi-Client Manager. Much like the Server, th...

Yes, he was. Kumar is one wild and crazy guy!

Or a system collapse.

You may want to rephrase your questions. You can see there's a wee bit of confusion here. Define what you mean by a 'batch job'. Then we can give you a better answer to that particular question. You cannot use PL/SQL in DataStage jobs, at least not directly. If your PL/SQL in encapsulated in a Store...

You are restricted to one Container Input stage and one Container Output stage per Container, however you can send multiple links 'through' each. You then use the appropriate Link Mapping option to hook things back up outside the shared container.

Placed beside? As in sold next to each other on the same shelf? Nappies / diapers and beer? Do tell. Is that to entice the husband who's out on a quick run "just for more nappies"?

In other words, everything runs on the server under the control of the DSEngine.

Read the multiserv.pdf aka the Installing Multiple Servers pdf installed on your PC with your 7.5 client. It explains the procedure. You'll install to two different locations with two different 'instance tags' and use two different ports and thus can have both up and running at the same time.