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Hi,

My DS server is installed in Windows server 2003 and client is in XP. Does DS Ver 7.5.1.A Supports parallel jobs in windows XP? Tnx in Advance. If it supports what else needed for that.
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No.

The only, repeat only, version of DataStage lower than 8 that supports parallel execution on a Windows platform is 7.5x2
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Oh so there a PX version of DS on windows aslo.

I thought on windows only Server is available and PX is only available on Unix. Does it use the OSH on windows as well or something else?
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It cheats. When you install 7.5x2 along with everything else it installs MKS Toolkit. It uses this as its UNIX for running osh.

However, you still need a C++ compiler to have been installed in order to use the parallel Transformer stage, BuildOp and so on, in this case the Visual Studio compiler.
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ray.wurlod wrote:It cheats. When you install 7.5x2 along with everything else it installs MKS Toolkit. It uses this as its UNIX for running osh.

However, you still need a C++ compiler to have been installed in ...

Which is the latest Version of DS?
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For running parallel jobs on Windows, 7.5x2.
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ray.wurlod wrote:For running parallel jobs on Windows, 7.5x2. ...
Not only for Parallel Jobs. Generally which is the latest version in DS
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Whatever answer is posted to that question will become out of date. Check the IBM website for a current answer.
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Xpert wrote:Generally which is the latest version in DS
Generally, the one with the highest number. :wink:

As Ray notes, it changes frequently and depends on platform as well. Best to hunt down where the eServices website ended up and check the matrix there.
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Historical Note
Craig uses the word "generally" advisedly, since he is aware that version 3.0 came out before version 2.5.
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Yes, generally. I'm assuming people care more about DataStage's Holocene era rather than how things worked in the Mesozoic. :lol:
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Last DataStage server version is 7.5.2 for any platform
Last DataStage enterprise (parallel) version is 7.5x2 for Windows 2003, but it's hard to make it works fine.
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cecilia wrote:Last DataStage server version is 7.5.2 for any platform
Last DataStage enterprise (parallel) version is 7.5x2 for Windows 2003, but it's hard to make it works fine.


Thnx Cecilia... Its very much helpful for the beginers...
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