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Actually, our friend created a new post in the EE forum asking this very question. It has been resolved there.

Talk to your DBA, they should be able to explain to you exactly what a 'deadlock situation' is and what you'd need to do to avoid them.

So... what you posted was the .xsd information that you have pasted into the XML Output stage's Document Type tab on the Document Setting tab of the Output tab? Ok. Haven't seen a need to do that yet. What happens if you uncheck the 'Include' option there so it is not used? I assume you've imported ...

In case it's not clear, Ray's #1 response means it is only possible to uninstall NLS by an uninstall and reinstall of DataStage - and on the reinstall, you choose to not install NLS.

Exactly... and it doesn't even need to be a legitimate value to make that particular error go away - it just needs to be non-blank. Of course, adding a bogus value will generate other errors...

You were mentioned 'Think of it as an 'include' file for DataStage, a snippet of code that gets compiled into the job'. My thinking is, if all 7 jobs are running and all open same file at the same time, does it possible hit the limit number of file open or may be file get locked or something? I men...

You might be confusing it with the dsjob command -wait option that returns a zero for success or a non-zero status to mean failure. Kris noted the DataStage specific job status codes, what you get when you replace it with the -jobstatus option.

dsscholar wrote:10 G is not sufficient to process large amount of data.

Errr... ok. I'm sure the issue here is a little more specific than that, not just the fact that it is "10 G".

It's got nothing directly to do with the fact you are using a Shared Container. Think of it as an 'include' file for DataStage, a snippet of code that gets compiled into the job. It doesn't change anything about the way that code functions. You'd need to post the actual error(s) generated if you wan...

You'd need to define what you mean by 'support'. For the record, there is a Java PACK that can be purchased to allow a DataStage job to do things like call a Java application during a derivation...

FYI - the answer was simple: Kim Duke's website. He has both available in his 'Tips' section for download. Check his sig in any kduke posts for the link.

Hmm... maybe I'll just hold off a wee bit on my 7.5.2 upgrade...

Hashed file, my Guru friend. Want to take another stab at it?

You'll need to either process all the files one by one in a loop or concatenate all files together pre-job and then process the combo file.

I guess you haven't looked to see if your identical question on IBM's forum was answered, eh?