compile jobs in command prompt

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compile jobs in command prompt

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Hi, Can any body tell me how to compile a job from command prompt?

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Re: compile jobs in command prompt

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kavuri wrote: how to compile a job from command prompt?
Check here
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Re: compile jobs in command prompt

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kavuri wrote: how to compile a job from command prompt?
What is the NEED?
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There isn't one :( but you can reset a job though.
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Post by kavuri »

I am worrying, in production there might be some command may be needed for compiling. So I am asking about this.

Can you tell me what kduke is interpreting in the link what you have provided? Is this where on the server in the DSEngine directory we can compile?

Narasimha can you tell me how to reset the jobs?

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You can still compile the jobs in production using Datastage Manager (Multi Job Compile Option) even though the jobs are made read only.
Explore the dsjob command for the reset syntax.
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Post by kduke »

The dscc.exe is on your client. It will compile a job from the client command line or in a bat file.
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Post by narasimha »

Want to add in a note on the limitation of the dscc.exe command - It cannot compile read only jobs.
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