Dear All,
I have a question.
Is there any way to return nature of the job type ( Example: Sequencer, Server job and Parallel job).
Reason behind this question: We do have multiple projects in the production environment, and each project holding more than 1000 Jobs. For all these projects I am creating an Operational Matrix by using existing available jobs list in the DataStage repository. Unfortunately the development team didn't follow any naming standards and they are not differencing Job Sequences and Server Jobs with naming standards. Now I have to generate only serverjobs information not the Job Sequencers.
Is there any way to pull only Server Jobs Information from the Repository. Thank you.
How to find the Job Type?
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SELECT NAME FMT '30L', CATEGORY FMT '46L' FROM DS_JOBS WHERE NAME NOT LIKE '\\%' AND JOBTYPE = '0';
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Nor can you run it from the WebSphere Application Server administration console.
Nor does the query access the unified metadata repository (XMETA) - it accesses the local repository for the project.
Nor can you run it from the WebSphere Application Server administration console.
Nor does the query access the unified metadata repository (XMETA) - it accesses the local repository for the project.
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