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mohandl
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Hi all,

When we create project in Datastage contents of project are stored in Universal file or in database?

When i gone thru the forum one of datastage guru written like as follows

Select Count(*) FROM DS_JOBS where NAME NOT LIKE '\\%';
Select NAME FMT'50L' FROM DS_JOBS where NAME NOT LIKE '\\%';

Is that mean that Project is stored in database?

Please clarify my doubt.


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Post by ray.wurlod »

No. The project is a schema in the database. It is not "in" the database in any other sense. Existence of a project is recorded in system tables UV.ACCOUNT and UV_SCHEMA.
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Post by Rashmi Goyal »

Where are the tables stored in Datastge server.
where do we write above queries?

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Post by ArndW »

These are SQL queries on the DataStage engine, done either throught the TCL or from the command line utility in the Administrator.
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UV.ACCOUNT is not available (by default) from the Administrator client. UV_SCHEMA, however, is.
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where can we find the command line utility of administrator
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Select the required project, click the command button captioned Command
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