Routine in DS

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Routine in DS

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Hi,

I am trying to learn routines in datastage, I went through documentation, Job Developer guide and Advanced job developer guide but could not find more information on it, Could any one point me where in help I can find detail info, I am looking information such as syntax we use while coding routines, different in built functions we can call in routines also I am wondering if it is explained with some sample examples in help.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
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Post by suryapkakani »

Search on Routines and there is innumerable amount of information already availaible.
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Post by vinnz »

Dinakar,
You will find everything you need in the Universe BASIC manuals. These are available on the internet at http://www.rocketsoftware.com/u2/pubs/library/
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Post by ArndW »

The UniVerse manuals are different from DataStage BASIC, the correct manual to use is installed as a PDF along with the client software. But in this case it looks like it is a Parallel Extender question and the routines/functions written for PX are c++ calls and are bound to an executable in a very different manner.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

There is an excellent training DVD Programming with DataStage BASIC available from the DSXchange Learning Center
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