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Re: All different commads to import datastage jobs.
Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 1:11 pm
by gateleys
I use the dscmdexport.exe command wrapped in a batch script that is scheduled from Windows client (that contains DS client) to create the dsx file. It creates a single dsx file for a project and contains jobs, routines, table defintions, executables etc.
Whenever I want to split them into individual jobs, I use the DSXCutter (available in some post here in DSXchange) which uses the whole project dsx file as input to create separate dsx file for each job, routine, etc.
Re: All different commads to import datastage jobs.
Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 3:16 pm
by highpoint
gateleys wrote:I use the dscmdexport.exe command wrapped in a batch script that is scheduled from Windows client (that contains DS client) to create the dsx file. It creates a single dsx file for a project and contains jobs, routines, table defintions, executables etc.
Whenever I want to split them into individual jobs, I use the DSXCutter (available in some post here in DSXchange) which uses the whole project dsx file as input to create separate dsx file for each job, routine, etc.
Thanks for the reply.
I need details on the import commands mentioned above as well.
Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 5:27 pm
by ray.wurlod
Once you get to version 8 you will have the istool command to add to your list.
Surely all the details of these are in the pertinent manuals?
Re: All different commads to import datastage jobs.
Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 1:03 pm
by gateleys
highpoint wrote:gateleys wrote:I use the dscmdexport.exe command wrapped in a batch script that is scheduled from Windows client (that contains DS client) to create the dsx file. It creates a single dsx file for a project and contains jobs, routines, table defintions, executables etc.
Whenever I want to split them into individual jobs, I use the DSXCutter (available in some post here in DSXchange) which uses the whole project dsx file as input to create separate dsx file for each job, routine, etc.
Thanks for the reply.
I need details on the import commands mentioned above as well.
I will give you a hint. Create a DOS batch file with the values SET for the required variables (as indicated with %% signs below), followed by the dscmdexport command -
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%DSCmdExport% /H=%Server% /O=1 %Project% %ExportDsxFile% /V > %ExportLogFile%