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Apart from being cryptic, there seems to be nothing wrong with the name. I am not at a DataStage PC right now, but recall that you can set the load stage to keep the control files and scripts that it writes, could you set that to "true" and use a binary text editor to ensure that there are no excess...

My first guess is that you have an invalid character in your table name. Can you cut-and-paste the name to this thread?

I've been encountering the same type of issue on a new AIX V8.0.1 machine. I was the only one on the box and had no Designer clients open, but the multiple job compile would give me that error, or after the multiple job compile completed I would get a warning when opening up a job (one that didn't c...

This is a topic which has been discussed at length in many other threads. Has "Search" not pointed you towards an answer? If not, what have you checked?

That means that your "some data" is different from the rest. Does it contain 0x00 characters?

That is an odd error - I'Ve just checked and x2019 is the back apostrophe see here and it does not seem to have a ISO8859-1 counterpart! The error is valid and you will need to handle it by either removing the character, or defining a replacement. The xFFFD is a "replacement mark" for a character wh...

from UNIX, what does "orchadmin describe -c {file}" return?

N.B. - you cannot "update" anything in either sequential or dataset stages. It is all-or-nothing.

Aren't the MKS Toolkit components installed automatically anymore?

ROFL - how right you are, Craig - I was thinking of him assigning the value, not displaying. That's what I get for working 13 days solid

Drop the "$" sign from the echo command.

I am fairly sure, but not certain, we did this on some of the other 8.0.1 installations here - although they were on Solaris and this is AIX. There must be information stored elsewhere - in the ADMIN tool one must type in a prompt for each user defined setting. The DSParams file doesn't contain the ...

Could you output the result of "env | grep ORCH"?

I've just encountered a very odd scenario that I am at a loss to explain. I've installed a fresh V8 AIX system, created a project and then added the "[EnvVarValues]" section information (about 30 values) to the DSParams file in that project. This was done when no clients were active. When I go into ...

sreddy, those recommendations are more specific to your site and installation and might not be general rules. I don't understand (2), and (3) is not necessary when you configure your jobs to use interprocess row buffering.