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Bah.

Does the DataStage installation or configuration care if there's an Intel or AMD chip down there? No, not really.

No, not really.

Sure, just 'cat' rather than 'type'... and use UNIX for the first parameter, not UV.

Kim dammit - Kim.

What needs to be done. please please reply soon your best comments to me. And here I was hoping I could wait for awhile and then reply with something completely off-topic and useless. Your 'and take some return parameter as output' requirement means your only choice is to follow some form of Ken's ...

I would assume all that means is that the tpump command isn't in your path. There must be installation / configuration instructions for that stage, have you followed all the steps there to configure it properly? If you need to involve your Teradata folks in this as well, don't be afraid to do so.

No. The 'surround the parameter name with hashes / pound signs' is the rule, but as with all rules there are exceptions. Transformer derivations are one place where you don't enclose them. If you are unsure, always best to use the 'helper' tool under the ellipses (...) whenever it is available. When...

Experience. Native > ODBC.

$ oerr ORA 00942
00942, 00000, "table or view does not exist"
// *Cause:
// *Action:

Disk space, as in lack of.

The following message is returned in output parameter (parameter #3) before we abort the job because return code is not 0. <Jobname>..JobControl (<ProgName>): Unable to create new process. Will try again. Create Process failed (5). Why don't you post whatever code is generating this. I don't think ...

As noted, I don't see how in the heck that is possible. What other stages are you using in the job?

First by posting in the proper forum (hint, this ain't it) and since Sequence jobs apply to any job type that would be the General forum.

And if your 'multiple files' number is 7, I've already answered this on developerWorks.

Ok. Those queries can be run from a couple of places. One would be from the Administrator client - select the appropriate project from the Projects tab, click on 'Command' and then go to town. Otherwise, you can telnet in and execute them from a TCL prompt which is basically the 'Universe' command l...

and in the Outputs tab, we need to give the Database Name.Owner.Table Name. 'Need' to? No, I don't believe so. Can? Yes. Isn't, it provides flexibility to use different database of the same server (server specified in the DSN) Is that a question? If it is, the answer is no - as your experiment has ...