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More than likely because it wasn't exactly the same. The trick is figuring out what the difference was...

For example, it just took me 1.5 minutes to open a job with 7 stages in it. This particular project has 229 px and server jobs. That's still a 'small' number of jobs and by itself won't account for the delay in opening the job. For example, my current project has 1,439 jobs and it just took 40 seco...

Excellent! :D

Coldfusion? Not sure what that would have to do with anything. If you aren't sure what's going on, change the Link Tracing Level property from its default of zero to something else so it can tell you what the problem is. With your cursor in the field, click on Property Help to see what values can go...

srimitta wrote:Can I use command rm <file name> in 'Telnet After', will this serve my purpose.

Possibly, depending on permissions and such. Give it a shot and see.

Make sure you've got all of the Telnet Prompts setup correctly in the stage so it can logon properly after the ftp is complete.

Actually, you can do things like this via the FTP stage. Check out the 'Telnet Before' and 'Telnet After' options on the Input / Properties tab. (Scroll way down)

Or just use a shell script instead of the stage.

Actually, there are quite a boat-load of fixes between 7.5 and 7.5.1a... the former was quite buggy, apparently. I believe there is a patch for a particular issue with the OCI stage and the stoopid 'SQL Builder Tool' but you can check into stuff like that post-upgrade. Good to see you back, Ogmios. ...

There's no patch needed. As noted, make good backups and then simply install 7.5.1a right over the top of 7.5. Easy as pie.

That is the 'best' and most common way to backup jobs. The other way is a 'normal' filesystem level backup so that the full DS installation and things like your hashed files are backed up as well. Also you'll find things like 'uvbackup' (?) to backup individual hashed files, but I don't think many p...

roblew wrote:We did consider using a citrix setup, where they would log into a session and run it from the network. Would that be preferred (faster)?

Yes, both. Enormously.

Again, don't compile/run/test things in the VC project as it will just cause you grief because every object is renamed there. Your first error message implies that the routine that was 'never dimension' has never been promoted to your Production project. Promote it again, even if you think it's alre...

Since the 'resize' step is a manual step, you would need to redo it every time the hashed file is (re)created. That would include the first run in a new environment.

Hopefully the job that populates it doesn't have the 'Delete' option checked so that it gets recreated each run.

nkln@you wrote:I can find this uvconfig file in home directory of ascential. Does it mean that it is unique to server.

Yes. As noted, though, are you sure this is the cause of your problems? What 'controller problems' are you seeing, exactly?

Exactly. Error message fully states the problem, now you just need to find where it is being called in the job.

In that format? No. You need to either get them both in 'YYYY-MM-DD' format or convert them to internal format (using IConv) before you compare them.