I think one of you might been in a situation when he receives XYZ files and want to forward them to ABC servers, personally; this got to be my daily activities and I suffered from some limitation of my code.
I heard that there is a kind of product by Aacential that can do file routing stuff, is this true? and do any one have any experience with it where he can share it with us?
if not, can any body suggest any other products?
File Routing!!! is it possible??
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</a>when it comes to files routing tools the following points are involved (from my point of view)ArndW wrote:In terms of DataStage, could you use a Sequence that looks for existence of files and then calls FTP to transfer them to other machines... DataStage might be a bit overpriced for this
It might best be solved with a short UNIX script. Or is there something else that you need to do?
1- FTP, TCP/IP... etc
2- list of destinations and list of sources
3- file transferring logging
4- failure resolving and file re-transferring
5- monitoring
I totaly agree with you that "DataStage might be a bit overpriced for this"
Unix scripts might get buggy and endless puzzle if you are dealing with 10+ sources and 1000+ files and 2+ targets...Actually I did solve it with C++ and Unix shell scripts...but I ended up with a mess of scripts and utilities since every day the owner is asking to add more files and sources....
It does look like you could use DataStage sequences and put your business logic (which files get transferred how & when) into either DS or other tables and use the tool that way. I would probably use DS instead of other coding mechanisms given the choice. Tools like Control-M or Patrol (if the client has 'em) are better suited to this kind of task, though.
TX product.
I have received a proposal from (X) company saying that TX is really suitable for File routing!
Can any body who has experience with it help me and give me his comments.
Can any body who has experience with it help me and give me his comments.
