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Thanks for replies. I will check these ideas when I get back to work.

Regards, Nick.

I can get the name of the program with
and the column F2 is

DSD_BP.O/DSD_WriteLog.B

But using different variations of the second command you provided I can't get the desired output. Can anyone help with the correct syntax?

Thanks, Nick.

Craig,

We are performing a migration for the client, up until now we have performed many practice runs successfully and now that we are performing the migration for real we have this issue.

This code has not changed since we ran a full system regression test last Wednesday with exactly the same code taken from version control. As this is the production cutover I can't run trials in other projects so can't check if it is just this project or not. There are many jobs (multi-instance) tha...

Hi, We have a job "ExecJobJC" which calls a routine ExecJob to run other jobs. It has been working fine for a very long time and suddenly as we are performing the real migration it is falling over when trying to call some jobs. It is intermittent, if the the job is restarted after the abor...

I had adapted the code you provided to add the new sequences onto the end of the array anyway, INS vSequenceName BEFORE vSeqArray<1,-1> INS 0 BEFORE vSeqArray<2,-1> INS 0 BEFORE vSeqArray<3,-1> LOCATE vSequenceName IN vSeqArray<1> SETTING vPos Then GoTo GetNextSeqRange but I am still not sure that t...

Excellent thanks, I will try it with the array as you specified. I don't think there is any need to lock the array though because it is only available to the current process. If multiple jobs are using the routine, each process will have it's own version of the array with a different range of cached...

Thanks Ken. I have now added the file handle into COMMON as you had in your routine. The one limitation of your routine is that it doesn't handle more than one sequence being used in the same transformer/process. I have tried to handle this by using an array that holds all the sequences being access...

I did remove that on purpose because I thought the file was being opened every time a new range was required anyway. Was I incorrect in this? I had added some debug statements to show what was happening and they reported that the file was being opened each time anyway even with the memory statements...

Thanks for the help - it turns out there was nothing wrong with my design or routine, it was simply that I had left a statement in there which was getting the process ID through DSGetJobInfo. This is why the performance was so bad and nothing to do with reading from shared memory. Once I had removed...

There is only one value for ULIMIT in uvconfig, but a few values for ulimit at the unix/user level. What does the ULIMIT in uvconfig control? If I set the value in uvconfig higher than the corresponding value of root's ulimit will I the increase the ulimit value at runtime? or does this only work fo...

Yep - the ulimit values are coming from root so I'll have to try and get them changed.

Thanks for all your help.

Thanks, smat is handy! * MFILES = 1500 * T30FILE = 2500 * GLTABSZ = 150 * RLTABSZ = 150 * SYNCALOC = 0 * MAXRLOCK = 149 * UDRBLKS = 0 * IMPERSONATION = 1 * INSTANCETAG = ade We performed a non-root install but seem to be running in Impersonation mode. I''l try and get the ulimt of root.

We are using HP-UX 11.1

When run from the jobs the ulimit result is quite different: DEV time(seconds) unlimited file(blocks) unlimited data(kbytes) 4063168 stack(kbytes) 131072 memory(kbytes) unlimited coredump(blocks) 4194303 nofiles(descriptors) 4000 PROD time(seconds) unlimited file(blocks) unlimited data(kbytes) 38020...