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Also, please do not share the same disk space (heck, I prefers to use separate mountpoints for each purpose).

Here is what I think you are trying to do: You are attempting to generate a record for each DataStage EE's partition. I'm sorry but you can not do that as easily as you think you could. Hypothetically, it could be done with a custom stage, but that would require some extensive research (or some high...

You want to generate a log file for every compilation you do?

That is not a feature available for us at this time. You can file an eCase Enhancement request to Ascential Support for this feature if you feel that this is important for your business process.

QualityStage have nothing to do with the way you set the umask. It is your qsadm account (and the system's global configuration) that determines the umask. Check out how your configurations are set up, and contact your system administrator (You need to specify which shell and which UNIX box you are ...

Unfortunately, no. TX is a distinctly different engine than PX, and Server. You can try contacting Ascential Support to see if there are any conversion tools you can use. However, I suspects that you will need to start from scratch for this.

We do not call it routines when you code things in C. We call it operators. Custom Stages, and Buildops.

There are routines within PX. However, I need to know what you want to do before I can properly answer your questions.

Contact your DBA administrator and ask them to ensure that you have all necessary access rights on the DB2 server. Contact your UNIX administrator and ask them to ensure that the DB2 server is exactly the same as your DataStage server in terms of PX installation. Contact Ascential Support if you nee...

Contact Ascential Support with the precise version of DataStage on the precise platform you are using (not just 7.x -- 7.0.1? 7.1? 7.5? 7.5a?) There may be a patch for you.

Suggestions: 1. Remove sort, and see what the performance time is. 2. Ensure that your scratch space is on local SAN disks. 3. Increase your partitioning level. Don't do 1 node. 4. Land to datasets and then execute the sort, see what performance time is. The more information you gather, the better y...

Client Instance Name is the DB2 instance name used on your local server that points to the production server. Be sure to have db2setup.cfg set up for that too. You will probably have to set up the Database, Username, Password, and Server, since you will be pointing to different databases on the same...

Use a Nested Condition stage, and connect to locations where you consider restartability can be done properly, and use a parameter to toggle the condition.

An automated solution would be a bit more complicated than this.

I have a few basic doubts with using QualityStage 1. Can I call a QualityStage job from a DataStage Server Job ? Yes, you can. You will need to install QSforDS plugin for both client and server in order for this to work. See the eService web site or contact your Ascential rep for the CD. 2. I have ...

Do a search on here for counters, and be creative.

Huh? Please rephrase your question.

Don't pass invalid data to the aggregator stage. Use a transformer's constraint. That's all.