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Ok, then stick with the input. The error is ##I TBLD 000000 Output from subprocess: bosource984-0.C(298) : error C2040: 'in0' : 'ReadSeqFile::runLocally::APT_Bop_input0Accessors &' differs in levels of indirection from 'ReadSeqFile::runLocally::APT_Bop_input0Accessors' What is your input schema?

I'm trying to discover if there is a way to use the MQ Series connector in such a way that it doesn't abort with "MQRC_Q_FULL" when the output queue fills up - I'd like the job to either wait until the queue is emptied again or at least allow some sort of graceful error handling. The only way I can ...

Are you assigning values to the out0 structure?

I would try to do a dummy BuildOp which just duplicates the input to the output and see if you can get that to compile and run.

2ksaint - the chapter on "Creating new maps" has a step by step description of the actions you need to take in order to add a map.

Which step didn't work for you and what was the error message?

Pradeep - your question is like asking a car mechanic "What things have you have done or repaired on car engines?". It would take pages and pages of writing to discuss the various components and coding DataStage developers have done in the transform stage alone.

I think you need NLS_LANG and NLSPATH for Oracle, but I'm not a terminal where I can check that. Actually, a search of DSXchange will probably give you more information than you need about NLS_LANG settings and how they can make your life easier.

The poster doesn't have NLS installed, so cannot do that. What have you got your Oracle environment variables set to?

Thanks for the info, John. Are "zones" and "containers" synonymous on Solaris 10? It seems that Containers are officially supported while Zones are not and I'm hoping it is just a matter of terminology. Also, can you limit the number of CPUs a Zone "sees" - one undated document stated that this func...

Here is the command we used in the shell script file.. dsjob -run -mode NORMAL -jobstatus -wait HCM89_EPM90DEV SEQ_J_Stage_PS_ABS_CLASS_TBL RETURN_VALUE=$? echo "Return Value $RETURN_VALUE" we are getting output as: dsjob -run -jobstatus -wait Return Value 127 I don't think you put the co...

add "-mode NORMAL" to your command.

you will need root access after all, with root I think using the "uv -admin -stop" should work.

You might need to get root to kill the process for you.
Try "ipcrm -m 3145730 " and "ipcrm -m 84934708 " and another shutdown.

p.s. You don't need to quote my posts in your replies.

There is, unfortunately, no method to export just a category.

No, you won't directly be able to kill this process without root access. After stopping DataStage what does the "ipcs -a | grep 0xade" command show?

stop it again. Is the dsrpcd still running? (If yes, you can't start again anyway). Use "kill {pid}" to stop it. Enter the command "ipcs -a | grep 0xade" and there should no longer be any segments shown.