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True, that's a pretty common thing people seem to do - create an "Update Next Value" version of the routine, then all you have to do is "test" it to make the update.

So... resolved?

Any source? Can you not simply ask whomever delivered it? Failing that, whomever populated it? Typically this is controlled by the computer's Region and Language settings when it was created / populated.

D'oh! Always check for the simplest answer first. :D

As has been mentioned here many times, you never answer that question "Y". Always launch dssh from either DSEngine or a Project directory. For the former, LOGTO a Project, for the latter you are already logged into the project.

As Ray noted, the same one that was used to create it. Ask.

If you have multiple IP addresses in your hosts file associated to the same name, more than likely the first listed will be chosen to resolve the hostname. I'm certain you can take out the "more than likely" part of that statement. This is just a text file with absolutely no intelligence ...

You'll need to be a little more explicit because I'm not really sure what you mean by 'send that output to a variable'. I could guess what you mean but I'd really rather not.

A variable where? That you would use in what fashion?

Usually this kind of thing comes from Microsoft's "smart quotes", they aren't apostrophes but rather the magical inward-facing versions that they defined and which don't have an equivalent in your characterset.

Both of which are in the post I linked to.

You need to emulate an lpad and ensure your target is a string.

Wrap each field in a NullToEmpty() call during the concatenation, no intermediate stage variables required..

I would imagine so if those are the appropriate values to use in Prod. Otherwise you can set them using the code you posted, modified properly of course.

Did you edit the routine code?

From what I recall, it creates a Type2 hashed file and yet the posted code says 'DYNAMIC' as in Type30. Does it match with what you see for that same routine back on your 7.x server?

Yes.