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You posted with a PX product in the PX forum, which is I posted a question to which I already knew the answer (which is "No, PX has never had a UniVerse Stage").

V8 Server jobs - go to the Stages -> Server -> Database category to select the UniVerse stage.

Was there a UniVerse stage in PX 7.0?

Unix scripts will run under windows if you install a package such as "MKS Toolkit".

could it be 1900/01/01 ?

Log files are stored as hashed files and cannot be directly viewed. You can use the "dsjob -logsum" or "dsjob -logdetail" to output a job's log to stdoutput, which you can redirect to a file.

I like thinking of passive stages as inputs and outputs (sources & targets of data); but the definitive list can be seen when browsing the stages as they are shown are "active", "passive" or "external"

I just checked and it seems that DS no longer support distributed files - which might have been a similar option to add to what Ken has just posted.

No, nothing like that will have DS automatically convert an input Hex Value of 96 to '-'; this is not an NLS conversion. You can use the

That at least is my first path. You can also ask IBM for the Orchestrate documentation which does a much better job at detailing functionality.

To make matters worse, much of what you will find on the modify stage in the standard docs is incorrect.

Joe - you haven't seen anything until you start trying to reconcile the Modify stage with it's documentation.

Try putting in a transform with the output of "CHAR(In.TimeStampStringColumn[16,1])" to see if it really is a "-"

DSRajesh wrote:i heard that the daatsets are stored in swipia ..i dont know what is this swipia can any one help me pls

You must have heard incorrectly. "swipia" is not a DS term or directory. Check your APT_CONFIG file for actual data locations.

DSRajesh wrote:...I would like to know how can i read the data in datasets other View data or dataset management using manager?...

The only other method is through the "orchadmin" command from the command line.

Yes, by great coincidence the PX functions are Char() and Seq()