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It is not necessarily the case that hashed files are implemented as directories in the operating system. DYNAMIC hashed files are, but static hashed files (type 2 - 18) are implemented as files in the operating system. Each hashed file has a file dictionary, which in the operating system is a file n...

Permissions on objects created (including hashed files - theyre nothing special as far as UNIX is concerned) is determined by UNIX, particularly the umask setting for the executing process and permission to the project directory.

Hello, I have created a job which creates a hash file hCustomer in a project by logging in with my userid . It ran fine. Actually I should login into that project with a different userid and should un these jobs. For that, I exported the job and imported back into that project with the correct useri...

At 10:33 AM 11/2/01 +0000, you wrote: >Hello to all >Can anybody give an answer to an philosophical DS question? >Im using DS 4.1 in a solaris environment, and im creating a hashed file >named file1.txt, the job runs and when i go to the O.S. and look for the >file, i only find a file named D_file1....

Thank you for your suggestion but ive checked with my system manager and ive got total privileges to read write and overwrite files in that directory. What else can be wrong? >From: "Dirk Moolman" >Reply-To: >To: >Subject: RE: Hashed files error >Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2001 13:39:35 +0200 > >I havent done...

I havent done this before, but it sounds like a permissions problem to me. Have a look at the permissions on the apagar.txt file, you might not have permissions to overwrite the file - just a guess -----Original Message----- From: pedro santos [mailto:pedro_f_santos@hotmail.com] Sent: Friday, Novemb...

Hello again Im trying to create an hashed file called apagar.txt, the first time i run the job all goes well but the second time it fails and i get the following error message: LoadHASHED.trans: |Load.hashed.load_2: DSD.UVOpen mkdbfile: cannot create file /apagar.txt.| ive got the create new file ch...

As you can see, hashed files are implemented as O.S. directories!

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Warnke

Hello to all Can anybody give an answer to an philosophical DS question? Im using DS 4.1 in a solaris environment, and im creating a hashed file named file1.txt, the job runs and when i go to the O.S. and look for the file, i only find a file named D_file1.txt not the name ive defined in the data st...

Hi Peter, I cant think of any reason that this test would produce those results in the Manager. However, if you tried this in the Director, you should get a cacheing effect. Redisplay of a folder (especially one containing a large number of jobs) should be significantly faster than the first time th...

Yes, Im doing it through an ODBC stage. Ive tried the SET STATS OFF command, but this didnt work - I think these messages dont fall under the same category of messages. They are also not error messages. Because I have my precomputed view maintenance set to ON, they get disabled / enabled as I go alo...

Yes, Ive set this variable inside the dsenv file, thanks. (UNIX): export DISABLE_INFO=YES I guess the precomputed view messages are not just informational messages, because I am still getting them. Thanks for the help Dirk -----Original Message----- From: Anthony Corrente [mailto:anthony_corrente@ya...

As far as I can remember, operators can only see released jobs. You can change this default in the Administrator (at release 4.2 and later). -----Original Message----- From: derick j JOSE [mailto:datastage@rediffmail.com] Sent: Friday, 02 November 2001 17:41 To: datastage-users@oliver.com Subject: O...

Hi , I have two user groups defined in the NT server.IN the datastage for one project I have given permissions as Datastage Developer for One group and Datastage operator for another group.When I login into Datastage director as operator,That user not able see the job executables in the director,Onl...

Dirk, Check that you have the following environment variable set in .dsenv: DISABLE_INFO=YES It should stop Red Brick from returning informational messages. Hope this helps, Anthony Correte. PS: Remember to stop and start DataStage for the new environment variable to take effect. --- Dirk Moolman wr...