Reporting feature - creating a job info report

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Reporting feature - creating a job info report

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I'm trying to create a report within the DS Reporting Console. I want to make a report that will show all the DS job information to see if i can collect all the comments describing the jobs. The problem is that i can't complete the report because it will not allow me to select a project/job. Do you know why that is?
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Welcome aboard.

Have you tried creating the report within DataStage Designer? Those reports do include comments, and are subsequently accessible within the Reporting Console.

I do not know why you can't select jobs within the Reporting Console - can you take us through the exact steps you are using?
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Post by vmcburney »

The DataStage Reporting Console is one of the worst things ever invented. The DataStage Designer Generate Report function is much better, it will give you a HTML report with an image of the job showing the annotation stages and HTML properties of each stage showing stage comments. Kim Duke once wrote a procedure to cycle through and generate HTML documentation for every job in a project - is there anything that does this in version 8.7 or 9.1?
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Post by kduke »

Not sure it still works in version 8. Definitely worked in 7. I think all you have to do is add domain to command line. It is in Scripts.zip. I think it is called DsJobReport.bat.
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