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The option is "-fix", not "[-fix]". If you try that it might correct the file errors.

Can you post the exact ExecCommand call from your job and the actual error message?

Correct, normal ftp is communicated with by just using the server name and doesn't use a URL.

Have you tried connecting to the FTP server from a DOS window using the "ftp" command?

DataStage PX does not know of and cannot read/write hashed files.

Use #Link.ColumnName# in the arguments.

That is not what the error message shows. Do you need to execute "sh" in the external command for your script? What happens if you remove that?

nagarjuna - the default dsenv script does not add the $DSHOME/bin directory to the PATH.

I can't quite see if you did a "-fix" or not? If you did a "-fix" could you rerun the fixtool? After a fix run could you try a TCL "LIST UV_SCHEMA" command to see if you get an error message again?

What is the problem? Your script returns and error code of "1" which DataStage interprets as an error return. If it were to return "0" then the job would be happy.

Either you need to "cd /opt/Ibm/Informationserver/server/DSEngine/bin" and then run dsjob (and you need to have "." in your PATH environment variable) or issue "/opt/Ibm/Informationserver/server/DSEngine/bin/dsjob"

No, there is no facility in DataStage to "merge" two job versions. I wouldn't know where to begin doing this automatically, there are so many different combinations of changes possible that no software could know which branch to use for which stage of a job. You could always compare V1 and...

That error is because your are trying to use DSSetParam() to set the parameter "Datasource" which is not decalred in the job you are calling.

Run the install script, making sure all of your settings are correct before starting. The installation PDF document describes everything you need to do prior to installation in great detail.

double click on the log entry to get all the details of the error message, you are missing the "juicy" part with the relevant information.

How many nodes are in your configuration file? If more than 1 and you are not using sequential mode then of course the order in your output will be different, depending on the hashing algorithm used with parallel processing.