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muralisankarr
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use of oprators

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What is the use of understanding the operators behind the stages? Will the syntax given in the Parallel Job Advanced Developer Guide will be useful in any ways?
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Operators are the classes instantiated when a parallel job is compiled or, perhaps, when its score is composed.

You will need to be a bit more specific about what you mean by "the syntax" in the Parallel Job Advanced Developer's Guide - it is a very thick manual.
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Thanks Ray. More specifically it refers to a syntax about the operator usage. For example the copy operator syntax is
copy [-checkpoint n] [-force]
. Can we use this commands in any shell?
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No. Only in an Orchestrate shell (osh).

A better reference manual is the Orchestrate Operators manual. This can be sourced free of charge from your official support provider. Ask for the "OEM manuals".
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