how to deply quality stage job in unix

[raghav123reddy]

How do we deploy a qualiy stage job in unix...and how do we run it later using various stages in quality stage...
Can someone help me out in this...
Thanks...

[jhmckeever]

Hi,

How do we deploy a qualiy stage job in unix

You select a job, right-click and select 'Run' (or use the appropriate icon on the toolbar.) In the resulting dialog, under 'Run Select Options' select the 'Deploy' checkbox. If you only want to deploy (not run) uncheck the 'Run' checkbox. Then execute the deployment using 'Execute File Mode'

There are no differences (if memory serves) between QS job deployments in Unix or Windows, but I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

...and how do we run it later using various stages in quality stage...

You don't run jobs using stages. Just like DataStage (if you've used that) Stages are components of Jobs. You run jobs using the method I gave above, but this time selecting the 'Run' checkbox. If you haven't made any changes to your code you don't need to bother deploying every time you run (so once your job is built and tested you can unselect the 'Deploy' checkbox.)

This stuff is all documented fairly well in the QS User Guide.

J.

[raghav123reddy]

when i try to deploy that way as u said before i am getting error like

The system call does not exist on this system

Unable to make directory...

Pls help me out with this...

Thanks...

[Krazykoolrohit]

You need to configure you run profile first. Enter all login credentials for the Unix box. ensure that you use a ID which can create files in the folder.

refer to the QS manual on howto configure a Run profile.

[jhmckeever]

Yeah -

I didn't mention the Run Profile as I'd already responded to the poster on a very similar issue earlier today.

raghav123reddy: The error you documented in your <a href="viewtopic.php?t=107009">other post</a> also indicates a permissions problem. As Ray suggested there, contact your sys admin. Telnet to the directory specified in your Run Profile and try and create a file. E.g. echo "Test" > MyTest

J.