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books for datastage

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Hi

I am new to DataStage and was trying to find if there were any good books on ETL & data warehousing which I should have ...

I am specifically looking for a book on DataStage... or do you think the manuals are good enough for all the development and configuration work for DataStage?

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No book on datastage. The closest you can get is manuals. If your new, you need formal training and/or guidance.
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How about a book - "The Data Warehouse ETL Toolkit: Practical Techniques for Extracting, Cleaning, Conforming, and Delivering Data" by Kimball, Ralph / Caserta, Joe
ISBN-10: 0764567578
ISBN-13: 9780764567575
Publisher: John Wiley

Do you know of any other book which I could refer to.

I am trying to find something which talks about the concepts on ETL and Data Warehousing, i think for syntax i will have to refer to the manuals.

Thanks!
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Instead? No. However, that one is well worth reading.
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Thanks!
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Post by kumar_s »

Yeah, thats a good book for Data warehousing, but as mentioned, very limited books available for Datastage. In addition to given online manuals, there are some IBM classes and some session conducted by Ray and DS Strategies.
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