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Why do you want to get rid of 'those doutes'? Any string field will be quoted, if you don't want them then use a 'numeric' datatype.

Or you can put them in a file and use the -file option on the command line. Based on the server you specify, it will pull the appropriate record from the file.

File format:

server,user,password

Edited to add: off course, this is all in 'clear text'.

Doh! Forgot that little tidbit.

I'm not seeing that behaviour and we utilize this all over the place. As long as a Sequence job says it is 'Restartable' you should be able to run it - regardless of it's 'child' level. As noted, we do this 'all the time'. What exact version of DataStage? It may very well be an issue specific to STO...

All it means is that a Sequence job must be in a 'Restartable' status for it to be able to 'pick up where it left off'. And you achieve this by simply Running the job again. If you decide that you don't want to restart at the proper checkpoint but rather from the beginning, Reset the Sequence job fi...

I posted my response in your thread over in the Server forum. There's no need to post the same question more than once.

Are you Releasing your jobs? That's the only process that increments that value, from what I recall, unless you are doing it manually...

They are enormously different, as in completely. Don't go to 'Enterprise' training if all you will be working on is Server right now, it won't help you at all. My two cents.

Excellent! This sounds very promising... thanks 'gs'. :D

Basically, yes. Put your cursor in the 'Mode' field and click on 'Property Help'.

Requirements are in the documentation.

If there were any solutions to be had here, you would have found them in the Forums. Unfortunately, this error remains unsolved as far as we know.

Best to open a case with Support, see if they have an answer for you.

Not sure what your post has to do with the subject line you used, but I'd suggest you actually ask a question or state more clearly what the issue is that you like some help with.

Things are taking longer than you think they should?

ray.wurlod wrote:For advanced runtime options open any parallel job, open its job properties and find the Execution tab. Then click Help.

Wish I could... no got.

Sorry it took so long to get you there. I don't usually work with 12 hour (AM/PM) formatted timestamps, so the extra space issue didn't occur to me right off the bat.

Please mark the thread as 'Resolved'!