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Bone here.

Same way you would from any other language, I would imagine - via the API. I'm not anywhere that I can check but there should be a header / include file so C++ programs have access to them. Hopefully someone out there can throw us a bone.

Yes. You can't just type the command from anywhere, you have to be aware of what directories are in the PATH defined on the server before you try something like that. Simplest thing if you are new to the command line is to find the directory where diffapicmdline lives and launch the command from the...

Interesting... so nothing before 1753, eh?

See previous two answers.

Again, define what "get" means here. Typically this would involve the find command with the +mtime option but you really need to be more precise in stating your questions / requirements.

Define "get".

Trying to understand the scope of this as well. Are you using "password vault" in a generic sense or is there a specific Enterprise Password Management / Vault tool you are asking about? And would this be for people or applications or both?

:idea: Check the documentation. It explicitly states it only works with data sets: The Expand stage uses the UNIX uncompress or GZIP utility to expand a data set. It converts a previously compressed data set back into a sequence of records from a stream of raw binary data. The complement to the Expa...

If you have command line access to wherever the DataStage client is installed, then the answer should be 'yes'.

I'm not saying that it might be anything that could help you here, just mentioned it more as an academic exercise. One example would be the Server FMT function that allows you to specify a value to "descale" when doing monetary or numeric formatting: n[m] n is a number, 0 through 9, that s...

Oh my, an actual on topic post in this forum! I came here expecting to have to move something.

What "other option", exactly?

Actually, it's not.

You problem is different so off it goes to its own post. I did link you back, however, so people can see the command in question.

Opened it up, temporarily.