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As noted, there's a link to it in the post this was split from. However, I seem to remember chatter there about memory leaks and other issues with it when Phil played with it last. [shrug]

Let's start by getting you in the proper forum... and here we are. I also moved your "additional information" text down into the body of your post so it doesn't seem so... empty.

You might find Eric's reply in this thread of interest.

A BASIC Transformer stage, sure. That's another option.

Actually, you missed the part about the image tags and used the normal url tags, which means someone has to click through to your image. I replaced them with the tags I mentioned so you can see the difference. Unfortunately, it doesn't shed any additional light on the subject. How do you know the fi...

I am not aware of any reason why that would not continue to work as it currently does.

If they were fine it would be working. :wink: Screenshots on any board like this are handled via the "image" tags. Meaning, you upload your shots to any of the free file hosting services out there (I typically use http://imgur.com/) and then bring them into the post using the [img] tags. T...

The primary document entity could not be opened

It could not find and open your XML file. Double-check both the filename's value you are passing into the stage and that the running user has the required permissions to read it.

Based on your error message, I both moved your post to this forum and changed the Job Type from Server to Parallel.

Others might but I no longer do.

No, there's no reason to hard-code anything in spite of what you saw in those examples.

You... could, I imagine. Seems like it would be fairly painful, though. I would think the PXEReplace function linked to in the other post would be a better option.

One such discussion here.

The high level answer is the Index() function, just don't worry about the 'where' of the substring just the fact that it was found (non-zero/true return) or not found (zero/false return). There's also a little game you'd have to play to avoid sub-string matches, I'll see if I can find a post that di...

Split off from this conversation on the same topic. And the answer is still no until you get up into the 9.x release, from what I recall.