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Log files are relatively easy to fix. Since you've got a blink error, the data is probably useless to you in any case, so just do a Director -> Job -> Clear Log -> Immediate Purge/Clear All Entries and DataStage will re-recreate the log file for and keep the purge settings. Alternatively you can do ...

I was confused when you said you had different runtime results, since that isn't client-dependant.
My guess is that the Windows machine is configured in XP using Polish and on Windows 7 in English.

The data will be read in the same way it was written if using the same configuration file. You can see exactly what DataStage is doing at runtime by setting APT_DUMP_SCORE to "true" and examining the output. At the least it will have inserted SORTs on the join input links if you haven't ex...

find out what the numeric value of the ? character is in your source string "TRANSMISIONES Y EQUIPOS MEC?NI"using the source system mapping (it won't be MS1252 if it isn't on a windows system). Then, using google or search engine of your choice, find out if that character can be mapped to ...

I am not sure if you mean you have 2 installations of the server engine or are the 2 different versions on the client side?

The RT_LOG<nnn> folders contain hashed files which contian the runtime log information you see in the director. They are purged from the DataStage director - where you can also set autopurge options per job.

XCOM is a Computer Associates program and doesn't have anything to do with DataStage. Your chances at an answer to this question are better elsewhere.

the "dsjob" command is called from the command line - the syntax is identical in UNIX and Windows environments.

In your case the command should start the job (any parameters will get their default values)

What exactly do you mean by "hash keys" - the partitioning of the source and target data? How many nodes is your configuration file and if you run it with a 1-node configuration have you had the job abort? Also, could you post the exact error message you are seeing? Have you specified a co...

Conditions get evaluated to "True" and "False", these are equivalent to "1" and "0" in DataStage, respectively.

Google "pdf to text converter" to see what your options are.

There is no need to download manuals, the WebSphere DataStage Programmer's Guide that comes with every client installation has a whole Chapter (Chapter 1) describing the command line interface.

Every version of DataStage comes with documents describing exactly what steps are necessary for an installation. Do you have 8.5?

IBM Publishes the prerequisites here but as far as I know the installation guides are not available online.

Yes, I tried and failed to reproduce your problem on Windows 8.1

I was afraid of that - I'm currently on Windows and assume that the checksum is computed differently.
Unfortunately, that is the only way I know of getting the project status so the answer to your question is "No, one cannot get the protected/unprotected status"