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Space where? In /tmp or in /dsetlsoft?

Shiva, you are getting this message because the session that was aborted had the job locked and this lock has not been released. There are many ways of releasing this lock and all of them have been described in detail in other posts on this site. The preferred (and documented) method is to use the "...

it looks like membership status for Team_2007 has been a quickly changing dimension.

I am assigning multiple resource disks in a configuration along the lines of: resource scratchdisk "/Disk1/Scratch" {pools ""} resource scratchdisk "/Disk2/Scratch" {pools ""} According to the documentation and prior experience, these will ...

Aakash - look in the manager routines for this function.

I would use the UNIX command orchadmin rm OCP_PF_BCP.fs. This will remove the descriptor file and all associated data files.

They are all included in the installation. I would recommend looking into the Installation and Configuration
Guide for Supplemental Stages pdf document

Sort your input by all three columns in the order they appear. Create a transform stage which stores the lastKey, MinimumEffDt and MaximumExpDt as stage variables. Put a constraint to output a row only when the Key changes and output the stored values. N.B. You will need to add a dummy row to the in...

Use CONVERT(@FM,CHAR(10),YourResultString) to convert all field marks to carriage returns in your returned string.

You need to put the ftp:// back in to complete the uri for the PX ftp stage. I had issues in the past as well, and recall that I got it working by testing it out by FTP'ing a local file on the same machine. Could you try that, copying the file from the remote location to your local server and testin...

Could you check your job log to make sure you are using the configuration file that you think you are, and also post your config file here? Another method to check is to call orchadmin check at UNIX.

The contents of the APT_CONFIG file decide partitioning, not the actual number of CPUs on the machine.

I'm afraid I don't understand the question you are asking. The partitioning algorithm plays a role in the distribution of records across nodes, but a sample shouldn't care about how records are distributed.

That was not your original question 1 - you will get x% output, but a different set of records each run. 2 - you will get x% output, a different list from (1) but the same list each time you run it. 3 - you will get x% output, a different list from (1) and (2) but the same list each time you run it....

This looks like UNIX and not Windows - which platform are you on? Also, have you compiled and run PX jobs that use transform stages on this machine (this is to ensure that you have the correct compiler installed with all necessary paths set up correctly)?