I'm not sure about the wisdom of actually *deleting* the source file, we do the archive/compress thing, but to each his own.
An after-job routine, typically a script, that takes the filename as a parameter and does the delete should work fine for you. Make sure you tick off the 'only do this if the job completes successfully' option. [:D]
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Write a script on the DataStage server that does an rsh into the Europe server and deletes the file. Call this script in an after job routine.
You could also write a before job script that does an rsh to the Europe server, compresses the source file, ftps it and uncompresses it on the DataStage server. Depending on your network this could save time and network traffic.
Vincent McBurney
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You could also write a before job script that does an rsh to the Europe server, compresses the source file, ftps it and uncompresses it on the DataStage server. Depending on your network this could save time and network traffic.
Vincent McBurney
Data Integration Services
www.intramatix.com