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The short answer is the same regardless of the source: make the Parallel format specification match the actual file. The fact that it was created by a Server job shouldn't really matter. First question would be about this: delimiter = tab(the actual delimeter is comma) Why not use the "actual d...

Well, that's an "if" bridge you can cross when you get there. Do some benchmarks of the single node speed and see if the performance is anything to worry about. Since you are just basically dumping a database to disk, it may not be an issue. If you need to, up the number of nodes and live ...

There's no "priviledge" required to run on any number of nodes, including a single one, you just need the appropriate $APT_CONFIG_FILE file. And you should have several flavors on hand to work with. So, what's stopping you from taking that solution path?

Show us your syntax.

I would assume because of the two nodes and yes I know you've said you're running the transformer sequentially. What happens when you run it on a single node?

Just really asking for the link.

Thanks.

Interesting... no other post out here (and there are quite a few) mentions "OLD TIMEOUT BEHAVIOR". Where did you find this, can you post a link?

disable operator combination for the transformer stage and recompile and post the result Just as an FYI, this only needs to be suggested when the error is from the "combined operator" and it is unclear what stage is actually generating the error. We know who the culprit is here. :wink: Ou...

Start by doing an exact search here for "could not map table file", it has been discussed a number of times.

There's no difference between doing X lookups in 1 stage versus doing 1 lookup in X stages, other than the 'clutter' on the canvas. If you didn't get the 'desired result' all clumped into one, I doubt anything will change if you separate them out. If you are looking for help with getting your desire...

Since there's (apparently) no "RTI" component to your Server job, moved your post from that forum to here.

Oddly enough, SPSS is an IBM preditive analytics product. I would imagine your official support provider would be able to help you with that.

03:29:34: Exception raised: @jDM0005AllDriverProgram, Error calling DSRunJob(jDM0005AllDriverProgram), code=-99 [General repository interface 'other error'] 03:29:34: Exception raised: @Coordinator, Error calling DSWaitForJob(), code=-99 [General repository interface 'other error'] 03:29:34: Sequen...

Kryt0n wrote:is a bit like pulling teeth with your nasal hair

That's a new one on me and left quite a picture in my mind.

Done.