Hi,
Did anyone performed Profiling on Mainframe file with Multiple record type?
Is thereanyway can we do profiling on Maniframe file without ETL Job?
Profile Multiple Record type Mainframe File
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No. You need to profile each record type separately. If there are fields that are common to different record types and you want to profile all of those, you need to assemble them into a single place, such as a temporary table.
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Thanks Ray for quick Reply!!ray.wurlod wrote:No. You need to profile each record type separately. If there are fields that are common to different record types and you want to profile all of those, you need to assemble them into a single place, such as a temporary table.
Let say if i Maintain the reationship between record type and do profiling after writing Datastage Job though ETL by Converting Mainframe Dataset to Text file. Is there any way i can do this on RUn time by Scheduling a ETL and IA job in Batch process without any Issue.
I want to kow whether it is possible to run my jobs after doing Profiling on Source FIle.
I am looking for Below thing.
Source (Mainframe)----> ETL job to Convert in Text----> Do profile---> then Proceed with ETL trnaformation.
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Not really without a lot of reconfiguration or tricky synchronization. Profiling takes place in a dedicated project called ANALYZERPROJECT by default, while a different project is used for ETL.
In any case, the results of profiling are typically used to come up with improved ETL specifications. Once you're in production, of course, you would typically be using IA in monitoring mode.
In any case, the results of profiling are typically used to come up with improved ETL specifications. Once you're in production, of course, you would typically be using IA in monitoring mode.
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