Hi,
Where can I get detailed information on naming conventions that must be followed?
Please let me know if there is any document or any link that I can refer.
Thanks in advance
Prasanna
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Each enterprise establishes its own naming conventions. You need to find out from whoever is employing you what they are.
Some practitioners have their own, which they tend to use on "greenfields" engagements and when their client appears not to have any conventions in place.
Each enterprise establishes its own naming conventions. You need to find out from whoever is employing you what they are.
Some practitioners have their own, which they tend to use on "greenfields" engagements and when their client appears not to have any conventions in place.
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For Datastage Job
I am new to this tool,
For any Data Stage job can we have dash(-), underscore
(_) to classify it?
For any Data Stage job can we have dash(-), underscore
(_) to classify it?
Thanks,
Yuva.
Yuva.
Re: For Datastage Job
Datastage job name should start with alphabet and can have alpha-numeric and also a special symbol underscore(_)yuva010 wrote:I am new to this tool,
For any Data Stage job can we have dash(-), underscore
(_) to classify it?