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The answers to the other questions are important as well. Also, how are you detecting that the output is different? Are there just 2 output rows and values are different? If so, what is the output column type?

I am not sure what you mean with "compiled job" and "executable" in this context, but you could export your job in production to a .dsx file, edit the file to rename the job, then import it back to the project with the job you want to compare with.. At version 7 there is no compa...

chulett wrote:...forgot that the Schedule tab is only enabled for Windows servers...

So did I, sorry!

What does your project's "Schedule" tab in the Administrator tool say for both projects?

Run the job when no other jobs or other big programs are active on the system. Also look into making the job smaller and more efficient. Failing that you might need to get additional memory and CPU capacity.

I think it is possible to have a crontab setup so that the user under whose ID the jobs are to run are not visible. Can you try to login in UNIX with that user's id and try "crontab -l"?

Physical nodes (or, in our context, physical CPUs) is what hardware you have. The Datastage concept of logical nodes defines how manz concurrent or parallel DataStage uses logical nodes for defining levels of parallelism. The physical layout of a machine and the number and type of logical nodes defi...

Since DataStage uses the UNIX cron facility, I would look at the cron access rights, which can be a bit confusing at times.

Add APT_DISABLE_OPERATOR_COMBINATION to your job and set to "true" for the run. Hardcoding a timestamp? You can use CurrentTimeStamp() to insert the actual runtime timestamp or StringToTimeStamp('2009-10-26 12:32:45','%yyyy-%mm-%dd %hh:%nn:%ss')

Did you know that using "SIGSEGV" in search returns 138 results? Since the error is from a combined operator controller, you should first turn off operator combination to see which stage is generating the error.

Is everything, including the metadata repository database, installed on the same system? When you attach to http://hydhtc100643d:9080 do you get a login screen?

This is an Oracle VarChar() and VarChar2() limitation and as the error is an Oracle one you cannot get rid of it. One option is to split the LOB object into chunks of 4000 that will fit into a buffer.

From UNIX you can do a "orchadmin check" or use the designer Tool -> configurations to choose your config file and run a syntax check.

Are you certain that the installation was successful, and are your UNIX processes all running? Check "ps -ef | grep server1" to see if you have one java process running on that.

Unfortunately the host name is used at install time and put into several locations, so just copying the whole filesystem to another machine won't work for the engine, but it will work for the project and data files assuming that the paths on the new machine are absolutely identical. The server insta...