how to run datastage job in unix environmet

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how to run datastage job in unix environmet

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hi Gurus please can any one help this issue

how to run datastage job in unix environmet
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If you want to run the job from command prompt use "dsjob" command with other parameters and you can learn about this in Command Line Interface section in Server Job Developer's guide. If that is not what you are looking for then be specific and clear in you question.
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Or you can have Asecntial CLient installed on Windows and run ti from there :)
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Hi...

You can use JCS (Job Control Script). In this you have to pass values through parameters. i.e., job name, path of the source file and target file, etc., After this you have to run the JCS from UNIX.
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Is JCS a separate product, like Control-M, AutoSys, SeeBeyond, etc., or do you mean a job control routine in DataStage? If the former, please provide a URL where we can learn more about it. If the latter, do you advocate any particular way to run the same from UNIX?
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I'll wager 'JCS' simply translates to a shell script.
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