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What is your DataStage version and which Windoze are you running on?

Here is some info and the posts it comes from: http://www.dsxchange.com/viewtopic.php?t=90554 Part files accessed via the Distributed file name are not eligible to be cached. http://www.dsxchange.com/viewtopic.php?t=90164 The distributed hash file has a lot of maintenance overhead, in that you must ...

Thanks for the information. I will be looking at the NLS guides. :D

I have the following questions:

1. Do I need to re-install DS in order to enable NLS? Is a "Repair" installation the same as a fresh install?

2. What would be the impact on existing projects?

Thanks in advance,

I was working on a job with a Link Collector and Link Partitioner. I always copy and paste links in order to try and save some time. When I joined the copied link to my target sequential file, I linked it backwards :oops: Resulting in the target sequential file being part of the inputs to the Link C...

There has been a number of postings on this topic. Do a search.
One of which is viewtopic.php?t=92131&start=0&postdays= ... aborttolog

Do you have the Oracle client installed on the DataStage Server?

kiran_418 wrote:hi
iam gettin the following error in oci.

ds_loadlibrary: Win32 error in LoadLibrary of oraoci9.dll - The specified module could not be found.

Can anyone help me out of it
thanks

Prashantoncyber wrote:I have small Q that what is "gcc" ?

This is the name of the gnu C++ compiler. This free compiler is frequently used on machines running the UNIX operating system.

In your routine, you could

Call DSExecute("UV", "LIST.READU", Output, SystemReturnCode)

Then write Output to a sequential file.

try moving the pass through columns to the end of the output column definitions and in the Output/Format-page check "Missing columns action" to be None. That should work I have tried the suggested solution, and it works. :D :?: Is there any reason that the pass thru columns have to be at ...

Will get back to you when I have answers to these questions.

Thanx,

This is a quote from the client

"Jobs running slow even when the CPU is 98% idle"

What would cause this?

[quote="mhester"]Give us some info about the types of files you are processing - like size, width, format etc...[/quote] Most of the files are EBCIDIC Binary. We use CFFs as source stages. Even though some of the files are very wide > 200 cols, we only extract the fields we need. One of th...

At the one site, we have the following: The machine is dedicated to DS. All the data is extracted from source systems and dumped on this box for processing. The resulting files are copied to the machine where the DB is sitting, and then scripts are run on that machine to load the data. Hardware Plat...

Thanks, now I know what kind of questions to ask.