Sequence Issue

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raja123
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Sequence Issue

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Hi All,

Given a job name, can I find out where the job is used in the sequence?

We are having a sequence, which is having around 1000 jobs and there are many recursive sequences.

There are many jobs which are not even used in the sequence. I need to find out if a job is used in the sequence or not. If yes, then where?

Thanks and Regards,
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Post by vmcburney »

I think that in the DataStage Manager you can right click on a job and choose "Where Used" to find all the jobs that reference it. That might tell you which Sequence jobs it appears in.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

In version 7.x you click on "Usage Analysis" in Manager, having selected the job about which you are enquiring.
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Post by subrat »

It seems that the samething u can achieve through DS_JOBS and DS_JOBOBJECTS table as well.

But not sure the join condition on these tables. Need to investigate.

Wait for sometime. Sure someone will post on it.

Thanks
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ray.wurlod wrote:In version 7.x you click on "Usage Analysis" in Manager, having selected the job about which you are enquiring. ...
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Post by chulett »

Or just click on 'Usage Analysis'. :wink:
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