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Im not in a position to respond with manual references this week. IIRC a stop request (for example DSStopJob) updates a field in the RT_STATUSmm file for the job. This value, which represents a pending stop request, can be interrogated by the jobs controller if desired. -----Original Message----- Fr...

Ray, I seem to recall you or someone mentioning that there is a way for job control code to detect if a stop request has been issued. Can you provide more info on this? Thanks, David -----Original Message----- From: Ray Wurlod [mailto:ray.wurlod@Informix.Com] Sent: Thursday, 15 November 2001 7:39 AM...

The controlling job can be scheduled to run once per day, exiting after it has processed 23 hours and 45 minutes worth of runs. This gets around the sleeping issue to some extent. It could also wake every minute or so to check whether it has been notified to terminate. -----Original Message----- Fro...

Id write another job to run your job. Have a loop which runs the job, waits for it to finish, calculate how much of the 15 minutes is left and then sleep that long. Depending on your version of DataStage, stopping this job may be an issue. You might want to provide parameters which determine how lon...

Hi everyone, Could someone tell me how to schedule a job to run every (say) 15 minutes. Thanks, Carol ________________________________________ North of Scotland Water Authority m Telephone: 0845 743 7437 NOTE: Privileged/Confidential Information may be contained in this message. If you are not the a...

Pedro Santos wrote: > Hello to all again. > Im trying to find in the manual the description of all of the file types > present in the file type option present in the options in the hashed file > stage, perhaps i didnt look to hard ..., or i need new glasses, anyway can > anybody tell me where can i ...

Hello to all again. Im trying to find in the manual the description of all of the file types present in the file type option present in the options in the hashed file stage, perhaps i didnt look to hard ..., or i need new glasses, anyway can anybody tel me where can i find information about all hash...

Thank you, Ill play around with this to see if I can get it right. Thanks for the help. Dirk -----Original Message----- From: Lathan, David [mailto:David_Lathan@PremierInc.com] Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 3:30 PM To: datastage-users@oliver.com Subject: RE: Redbrick bulk loader You are correct. ...

You are correct. Everything is on the server. The directories, the ODBC, etc. It is a little confusing especially since you export to your local drive. You have it now, I believe. David -----Original Message----- From: Dirk Moolman [mailto:dirkm@reach.co.za] Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 8:27 AM ...

I tried both suggestions now. I first removed the trailing "" as in your example below. Then I shared these directories with full permissions on the server, but this also didnt work. I am working from my PC. Im just thinking about something - correct me if Im wrong. On my PC I connect to the Datasta...

Your welcome, I define my directories as parameters and pass them as #DataDir# which is defined like "e:eisroutines" I dont put the trailing . You may also want to check the permissions on the drive to make sure you have at least change rights. If this is on a server and you are running from a works...

Thank you David, I appreciate the feedback. Just a question about the directories. I am using the following syntax for the control file directory - "e:eisroutines" This directory does exist. I am using Datastage on NT with Redbrick on the same server. Is the syntax correct ? I use the same syntax fo...

Thanks a lot Anthony Patrizia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anthony Corrente" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 11:21 AM Subject: Re: capture file > Buonasera Patrizia, > > The DataStage engine (UniVerse) will produce various files > in the UVTEMP directory (by default /tmp). > capturexxx i...

Buonasera Patrizia, The DataStage engine (UniVerse) will produce various files in the UVTEMP directory (by default /tmp). capturexxx is typically created when the EXECUTE Basic statement is performed. Given that you are using DataStage, it is very likely that you are using this statement either dire...

Hi all,
do you know the meaning of some files named capturexxx created from DataStage in the UVtemp directory? Why and when DataStage creates them?
Thanks everybody
Patrizia