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Peter, you can release Job in Manager -> Tools -> Release Job. You can view Job , but the changes are not allowed. Swetlana Horst Peter Oates schrieb: > > Is there a way to set jobs to read only so that we can view the code > but not allow changes to be made. > > regards, > Peter > > NOTICE > This e...

When you release a compiled job using the tools menu in the DataStage Manager, this creates a read-only copy of the job at that moment in-time. The copy is amended with the version number. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Oates" To: Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2001 12:01 AM Subject: Settin...

Perhaps try using the sleep command either before or after the reset to wait for a few seconds. E.g. sleep 10 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Huygelen, Luc" To: Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 5:28 PM Subject: resetting and rerunning a job from a basic datatstage job > Hi, > I wonder if someone ...

If you do decide to change the uvconfig file then you will need to tell DataStage to start using the new configuration settings. This is done using the uvregen command located in the DataStage Server Engine bin directory. After making the change do the following : cd `cat /.uvhome` . ./dsenv bin/uvr...

Is there a way to set jobs to read only so that we can view the code but not allow changes to be made. regards, Peter NOTICE This e-mail and any attachments are confidential and may contain copyright material of Macquarie Bank or third parties. If you are not the intended recipient of this email you...

Thank you Kenneth. We do use ODBC Informix stages a lot. Leonid Kenneth Bland on 12/14/2001 11:30:44 AM Please respond to To: datastage-users@oliver.com cc: Subject: Re: Using /tmp directory UVTEMP is for internal Universe commands work area. This is different from where DataStage writes its heap an...

UVTEMP is for internal Universe commands work area. This is different from where DataStage writes its heap and hash memory map files. You only really need to worry about UVTEMP if youre using the UV/ODBC stage. Otherwise, changing the dsenv file only requires a recycling of services. Good luck! --- ...

Hi, I wonder if someone could help me on the following. What I want to do is start a Datastage job from a basic Datastage controlling job. When the started job aborts, I want to reset it and run it again , this maximum 5 times. Ill try to do this because sometimes jobs abends and when one starts the...

What about uvconfig file? # UVTEMP - is the name of the directory # where UniVerse will put select lists # and other internal temporary work # files. This should be a fully # qualified name of no more than 112 # characters. UVTEMP /tmp If we decide to change DS_MMAPPATH from /tmp to something else, ...

We have recently installed Datastage 4.2.1, and are using it to convert data from Sybase to Oracle Databases. I am having problems pulling text fields from Sybase into Datastage. Datastage is converting the field to a Long Varchar, but when I try to view the data, I get an error message stating that...

Thank you! "DataStage Developer" on 12/13/2001 02:19:47 PM Please respond to To: cc: Subject: Re: Using /tmp directory I know that if you are writing a hashed file with write cache enabled then this will cause memory map files to be created in the directory specified. I am not sure if any files are ...

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I know that if you are writing a hashed file with write cache enabled then this will cause memory map files to be created in the directory specified. I am not sure if any files are created when hashed files are pre-loaded - perhaps somebody else could comment. If the /tmp directory gets full then pr...

Hi all, We are running DataStage 4.0 on Solaris box. DataStage is using /tmp directory as a default for memory-mapping hashed files, which is defined in dsenv file: DS_MMAPPATH=/tmp; export DS_MMAPPATH DS_MMAPSIZE=32; export DS_MMAPSIZE DS_MAXWRITEHEAPS=1; export DS_MAXWRITEHEAPS Is it actually a go...

Yes it is possible to pass parameters from a batch to the jobs that the batch calls. In the Job Control language replace the third argument of the specific DSSetParam function with the parameter name from the batch. For Example: Batch::MyBatch has parameter MYPARAM1 To call a job MYJOB1 and set JOB1...