We currently have the Enterprise Edition and will upgrade to Hawk (Integration Server)...Is the SOA and TX Edition run on a different server (different from the Integration server)...Is comparing TX & SOA with Hawk like comparing apples and oranges...
Would TX/SOA have the same performance levels as the Enterprise edition...Can TX/SOA run on a UNIX server...
Where can I find literature on the difference between HAWK,TX, RTI and SOA Editions of DataStage....
Difference between TX, Hawk and SOA....
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What I always thought was interesting was Ascential always led me to believe that Hawk was there next version of DSTX.
But going to user group meetings I felt they used it for both DS and DSTX. That the products were going to be merged into one.
When I tested the beta DSTX 8.0 it was referred to as Hawk by Ascential. Did they also refer to the most recent release of DS as Hawk?
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PS: still don't like the new look in 8.1
But going to user group meetings I felt they used it for both DS and DSTX. That the products were going to be merged into one.
When I tested the beta DSTX 8.0 it was referred to as Hawk by Ascential. Did they also refer to the most recent release of DS as Hawk?
jvmerc
PS: still don't like the new look in 8.1
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I always wonder, how they get these names! As in is HAWK a acronym 
jvmerc wrote:What I always thought was interesting was Ascential always led me to believe that Hawk was there next version of DSTX.
But going to user group meetings I felt they used it for both DS and DSTX. That the products were going to be merged into one.
When I tested the beta DSTX 8.0 it was referred to as Hawk by Ascential. Did they also refer to the most recent release of DS as Hawk?
jvmerc
PS: still don't like the new look in 8.1
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No. They (usually marketing) typically choose names that convey a message about speed, aggression, whatever. So DB2 v9 was "Viper", DataStage (etc) v8 was "Hawk" (fast and deadly is the message). An earlier version was codenamed "Kobe" - not sure that that was intended to convey!
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