please list out active and passive stages in datastage
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please list out active and passive stages in datastage
Hi all,
im new to datastage i dnt hv manual ...
please list out the active stage and passive stages !
example :- Oracle -- active/passive
seq file ?
wether dsapi_slave invokes for both active / passive ..
still the topic is out of my scope i would like hv more detail discussion ...
thnsk
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im new to datastage i dnt hv manual ...
please list out the active stage and passive stages !
example :- Oracle -- active/passive
seq file ?
wether dsapi_slave invokes for both active / passive ..
still the topic is out of my scope i would like hv more detail discussion ...
thnsk
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sekhar g
mumbai
mumbai
If you have a client installed then you do have the documentation; if you don't have a client or a server then any explanation here is going to be somewhat useless.
There is no reason to make an inclusive list of active and passive stages since they will change over time and with addition of packages.
The definition of a passive stage for your purposes is one that reads from a source or writes to a target, i.e. an I/O stage. A bit deeper definition is that active stages are one or more processes at runtime, while passive stages are not.
Although I haven't checked, using the SEARCH functionality will certainly give you many (better) definitions. It would be wise to use this first and if the answer isn't clear then you can post for clarification.
There is no reason to make an inclusive list of active and passive stages since they will change over time and with addition of packages.
The definition of a passive stage for your purposes is one that reads from a source or writes to a target, i.e. an I/O stage. A bit deeper definition is that active stages are one or more processes at runtime, while passive stages are not.
Although I haven't checked, using the SEARCH functionality will certainly give you many (better) definitions. It would be wise to use this first and if the answer isn't clear then you can post for clarification.
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active and passive satges of dstage
list of active and passive satges
PASSIVE STAGES
db2/udb
dynamic rdbms
ms oledb
Odbc
universe &unidata
oracle
redbrick load
stored procedure
Sybase
Teradata
complex flat file
sequential file
folder
hashed file
ACTIVE STAGES
Aggregator
command stage
ftp plugin
inter process
link collector
link partinioner
merge
pivot
row merger
row splitter
sort
transformer
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Ardy
PASSIVE STAGES
db2/udb
dynamic rdbms
ms oledb
Odbc
universe &unidata
oracle
redbrick load
stored procedure
Sybase
Teradata
complex flat file
sequential file
folder
hashed file
ACTIVE STAGES
Aggregator
command stage
ftp plugin
inter process
link collector
link partinioner
merge
pivot
row merger
row splitter
sort
transformer
tnks
Ardy
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Re: active and passive satges of dstage
I don't think InterProcess is ActiveStage,sekharg_dw wrote:list of active and passive satges
PASSIVE STAGES
db2/udb
dynamic rdbms
ms oledb
Odbc
universe &unidata
oracle
redbrick load
stored procedure
Sybase
Teradata
complex flat file
sequential file
folder
hashed file
ACTIVE STAGES
Aggregator
command stage
ftp plugin
inter process
link collector
link partinioner
merge
pivot
row merger
row splitter
sort
transformer
tnks
Ardy
its a Passive Stage.
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Depends what version. Early versions of the ORABULK stage were written as active, so that it could support an after-stage subroutine via which you could invoke sqlldr.
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