Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 9:19 pm
Excellent points. I tend to forget about the possibility of doing something after stage, the before/after job ones are so much more... visible. I should have mentioned the fact that you can land data and pick it back up again in the same job in the manner you illustrate. Heck, I just did something very much like this in a job today, as a matter of fact. Doh! [smacks forehead]
And thanks for the clarifications on the lookups. I didn't think too much about the inner/outer/left/right-ness of it all, just started typing. Still helps illustrate my point - they basically are (or can be) whatever you make them. You decide what gets 'rejected' by the lookup, not DataStage.
Annotations are something no job should be without. I heartily second Ray's suggestion to document the presence of anything not immediately obvious about a job.
And thanks for the clarifications on the lookups. I didn't think too much about the inner/outer/left/right-ness of it all, just started typing. Still helps illustrate my point - they basically are (or can be) whatever you make them. You decide what gets 'rejected' by the lookup, not DataStage.
Annotations are something no job should be without. I heartily second Ray's suggestion to document the presence of anything not immediately obvious about a job.