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#1 is normal for a UNIX system and not an error, there's no need to include the SMTP server name. And no, there's generally no need to edit the template in any fashion. Both times show the send as 'successful', if you are not receiving them start by talking to whomever is the System Administrator fo...

Still slow... and there were a couple of times over the weekend when it was unreachable.

A little lost with no question mark in your post. What you've designed should allow the sequence to run each job one after the other without regard to the status of each job. If that is not happening, tell us what IS happening.

Ha! It "totally relates" to a ton of other posts on this subject, so off you go to one of your own! Now you are master of your own fate.

I'm finding the site to be painfully slow today and wondering if it's just me.

Check with your official support provider.

Define for us exactly what you mean by "parse the data". Something other than normal XML parsing? Examples are good, too.

And static.

So... same as what is noted in the Oracle guide for column names it would seem.

The Connectivity Guide for that database should list how you handle that. Well, phooey... this is noted in the Oracle guide but only for column names rather than passwords. I see no such mention in the ODBC guide.

Hopefully someone else has a real answer.

Can you not just... check?

No, it's not a version thing. Go to their website and download the syntax file for DataStage BASIC from them. There's quite a number out there that don't ship with the product as they are 'user created'. I recall adding to / tweaking the syntax file until it was Goldilocks 'just right' for me. :wink...

"Cannot open executable job file RT_CONFIG205"

Does this exist and have the proper permissions?

So, in other words it IS a "Java problem".

You won't find an "exe" on a UNIX box, that is strictly a Windows executable.