compliation of job in command line

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compliation of job in command line

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Hi

i working on 7.5.1A . is there any command in unix to complie all the jobs .and whats the syntax


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Muliple job compile options is available in 7.5, which will help you to compile all jobs in a project. Is there any special req to compile the jobs using commands.

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compliation of job in command line

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I would also like to know how to compile the job through the Unix prompt.
Multpile job complile option is anyway GUI. But if there is option to compile the job through the Unix then we can automate the process to compile the job from UNIX if required.

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elavenil wrote:Muliple job compile options is available in 7.5, which will help you to compile all jobs in a project. Is there any special req to compile the jobs using commands.

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Done from the client system, the compile looks like this to compile all the routines in a given project. You can look at the help to get the options you are looking for:

"C:\Program Files\Ascential\DataStage7.5\dscc.exe" /h {server} /u {userid} /p {password} /r * {project}
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Post by memrinal »

Can a DataStage job be compiled on Unix command line when the server is on UNIX.
If yes then how?
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No, it cannot.
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