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TIVOLI is a scheduling tool. It will fire off your Master sequence which will control the rest of the process. So TIVOLI will not know what to do with the error code of your child sequences. I suggest you leverage the "job abort" via your sequence job and stop at that point. Make your sequences rest...

Once you are in the home directory, go back a directory (cd ..). You will see a folder called "Projects". Go into that folder, you will see all the project names that you have setup. Go inside your project. You will find the DSParams file there.

Kumar has already suggested a method. Did you give that a shot?

Well, I am running out of ideas now. Build a simple server job and try to do the same with teradata api. If you are getting the same problem there as well then get in touch with support and see what they have to say.

May we know how you got the issue resolved? Its better to share for future references.

Kim cares about us

Define a stage varialbe say "stgVar" with derivation "stgVar:in.Col". Your output link will have one column defined with the above stage variable as its derivation. The last row will be what you want. You can get that by, either passing it through the aggregator, or doing a tail -1 on the file. Whil...

Learn to let go, just so that, you can come back to it with a fresher mind. In the begining I used to spend hours trying to solve a problem. It would get solved on my way to work the next day. Having a relaxed mind is the key to unlock all doors. Well almost all. All points layed out by Kim are to b...

Have you ever gotton this error message before with a job using a transformer stage?
What compiler do you have installed? Seems like a .NET problem.

Ray, if you had sold these ten points, the dsxians would have bought it, easily. Good pointers Ray ji

chulett wrote:Do you need to be building your hashed files on a remote drive? That, in my mind, would generally be a Bad Idea.

...and a horribly slow lookup.

I have no idea what you said. Did you click on the embeded post in my previous post.

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