it is easy then... you can create batch scripts to run your datastage processes, it's easy to control a job execution on linux based OS whenever there is a error echo a static message (read this on control-M job so it can DO NOTOK and terminate), whenever the process end ok run the next until the la...

i don't know if you already saw it but there are several spammers running around these forums, can you please handle them? sometimes we are discusing something about control-m and these dudes just write nonsenses (spam).

well, first tell us, what kind of OS are u using?

you can create a batch file to run your processes and create just a job for every batch file.

in my experience the only thing that you can attach to a DO MAIL is the sysout, but you can use some script or create an executable to do what you want to and run it within a job.

what kind of database are you using?

to recreate it user two dummy jobs, one have one in condition, add the same on out but with (-) symbol, then create another dependent job from the first with the same outcondition as the first (the one to delete) with (-), as the second will try to delete the condition that the first one deleted it ...

running on a 901 jobs flow, i will tell you later how it goes.

:well, you were right it seems to get stuck or it have a limit about how much jobs it can handle, it were running for almost 10 hours and nothing, i don't know if the software is running or stuck but hope dayspring can tell us.

Think about this. If you had 2000 XML files and wanted to convert them to HTML Flow documents. You had to run the tool 2000 times. We thought about this painful process. Today we have added a new functionality. You just have to point the tool to the directory containing all the XML files and the ou...

you were right, i just used xml instead html, it works perfectly, would be better if the job box width auto adjust to the job name length

[the command is sucessful] but when i open the xml it show this:

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tried it but didn't work for me, could be that program doesn't work with some versions of control-m

the owner is the user wich control-m will run your job, so check it the user have enough privileges on the remote machine. so... yes.

isn't it better to have a job that run on the last day of each month?

just if your error code includes the '*'

you could use some DO NOTOK before DO rerun to notice everytime the job gets error and execute again so you notice if the error is recurrent and stop the infinite bucle [manually] that you are creating

I don't know what version you are using but mine is 7 and it have this: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- %%SUBSTR %%SUBSTR is a string function that is used to extract a substring from within a larger string. This function has the following format: r...