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PS:I cannot edit my job design and so I have to post like that. Sure you can... and no, you don't. Wrap the 'design' in code tags and do 'Previews' until the lines all line up properly, fer goodness sake. Something like this, perhaps? Just guessing what goes where, of course. tab3----| | Tab1----| ...

Because the Transformer is the only stage that actual needs a C++ Compiler installed, as it generates compiled code. Everything else simply generates OSH scripts when you 'compile' the job.

Only when handling money.

Seriously, you need to put a little more context into this question - where have you seen mention of the $ character? That would help drive an appropriate answer.

rumu wrote:Parallel jobs can not be compiled on Windows.I can be compiled and run only on Unix server.

It would be more correct to state that parallel jobs can only be compiled (and run) on Windows with one very specific version of the product - 7.5x2 as of this writing.

That's easy - it comes with it.

However, to tide us all over until it is actually released, there are the resources noted in Vincent's post - the second one in this thread.

Works fine here from a UNIX server, I get an attachment rather than having it MIME encoded and inlined. Perhaps the email client on the other end plays a role as well, I don't really recall - using Outlook here. For the record, what are you using for sending mail from your Windows server and what is...

Ray, smay... I told you that over a month ago. And how did we know this, you ask? Because it is in the documentation. Granted, it's kind of buried in the Setting Up Users and Group section of the 'Pre-Install Checks and Set Up' chapter of the Installation and Upgrade Guide, but it *is* there. And......

Recently we have installed RTI in our company and I got RTi admin & user guides ,if any body needs those I can email them. That's really nice... you plan on emailing the software out as well? Both are equally as ethical. Anyone that 'needs' them will already have them. coming to point I have de...

Your 'job design' is undecipherable... did you do a 'Preview' before you posted it? Ascii art only survives here if wrapped in code tags. I don't know why anything we've said would cause you to 'need' another job... but if you do actually need another one then no amount of want will stand in the way...

I don't think it's so much about using other languages, Vincent, but rather leveraging existing assets already written in other languages. And no-one said it would be speedy.

Besides, the Java PACK is only for Server jobs IIRC.

We have a 7.5.2 Server installation and two 7.5.1A Server installations at the moment. Up until recently I was connecting (without apparent issue) to both using my 7.5.1A Client. Got a new PC and for the heck of it, installed the 7.5.2 Client we have. This after reading the following in the read-me:...

Of course - the dsjob command. Check out the Server Job Developer's Guide pdf, specifically the Command Line Interface section of the 'DataStage Development Kit (Job Control Interfaces)' chapter - which is Chapter 19 in my version.

You'd have to ask your Account Rep for details - it is an optional module that you can purchase for DataStage that allows (from what I recall from the sales pitch) Java integration using a 'Java Transformer'.

Anything more than that you'd need to get from IBM.

No, it's not... but I'll wager HashTest is.

And which 'ETL Server event log' did you have in mind? There really isn't one unless you mean each job's individual log. You can certainly create one, however.