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Ah, ok... Lotus Notes. Been quite some time since I've used that. :wink: Going to ask again and if you're not sure of the answer you'll need to find someone on your Notes team to answer this - what kind of encryption do you need to use? There are many different methodologies, that's why you can't ju...

It's been years since I dealt with that so the details are a little fuzzy. However, we did have the archive logs shipped off to a standby server where we were subscribed to the change tables. I believe there was a Control-M process that "extended the window" to the latest set of changes an...

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So... how in the heck did you end up with DOS delimiters in your file? Are you transferring them to a PC for editing and then transferring them back rather than editing them directly on the UNIX server? If so, you needs to learn yourself some vi.

The column you choose for a 'key column' i.e. the column(s) that should be part of the where clause, have nothing whatsoever to do with the PK (or lack thereof) on the table. So what are you doing besides updates? How have you configured the target stage? What stage are you using? Just as an FYI, th...

Sorry but that's not the way it works around here. You can see enough right now to solve your problem... and you could always try looking through the documentation. As noted this is all explained there with specific examples.

The UV stage wouldn't return that error as far as I know. What happens if you use the UV stage as a source and select "localuv" as the data source? I don't recall if you can select that from a list or if you have to type it in but it should work just fine.

Well... then we're not only in the wrong forum but your job type in your initial post is wrong. Let me fix both of those.

Have you considered using a Server job with the UV stage?

I'm guessing by "note" you mean an email, yes? What kind of encryption are we talking about here?

It only automatically handles the routine if it thinks you did not, this is explained in the documentation. Run two links from the Routine, one "OK" and one "Otherwise" to a Sequencer set to "any" and it won't consider the failure unhandled.

There's nothing "supported" about it.

"Does not work" meaning what? It should work just fine as far as I know but you might want to try this instead of what you posted:
But then again it depends on what "does not work" means.

... and yet we all know that doesn't always work out so well. If you've only ever run everything on a single node and never tested anything on more than that, then I would think you may have some surprises in store.

One small point - I would not recommend changing your default config. Create a specific X node config (or configs) and leverage those when appropriate.