DSXchange

OK... please don't. Do your clearer explanations in your existing post.

chulett wrote:Can't speak to the 8.x side, but on earlier releases the dscmdexport exports an entire project whereas dsexport is for a single job.

I've played with the commands on the 8.x side and found there that they can both pull an export of the entire project.

vmcburney wrote:I think unless you go through a data model validation and redesign exercise using a Teradata guru you are headed for a complete disaster.

I know so, having witnessed one such disaster first-hand.

Why did you post this again?

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Sure you can do it, but seeing as how you have to boot to one or the other O/S at any given time, it doesn't make a lot of sense does it?

I don't see the point of any sort of external check-in/check-out capability nor the merge/branch functionality as IMHO they are bascially worthless in this GUI environment. For the individual dsx files question, most people who do anything like that seem to have scripted the process - Kim Duke, for ...

First off, do you really need to load all records into the hashed files? Are you using the hashed files just to de-dupe the data? That's doesn't seem to me to be the best approach for a volume like that.

Are you certain that the "VC++ Express 2008" compiler is supported? I didn't think any of the "express" flavors were for some reason.

Can't help with the first (no DB2 anywhere I've been) but the answer to the second question is a definite 'no' regardless of DBMS.

From your end, all you may be able to do (if you have the permissions) is unlock their sesssion thus losing their changes and then you can open it.

sunitha_cts wrote:and it is working fine but as i posted i need to see that the least significant values are not removed

Then it's not exactly "working fine", is it?

I missed the part where you said you've installed both operating systems. i have installed windows 2003 server and sun o.s operating systems on my pc, i just planned to install datastage server components on sun os operating system and client components on my windows machine So, when you asked for '...

Since it was listed as .5.1 I assumed that the 7... fell off somehow.

So, you're not aware of the tool named Version Control that ships with the product in your version?

Honestly, you pretty much just put in the disc and choose to install the client from the autorun menu. You'll need your authorization code, of course.