Hi Gurus,
We have paramenter sets defined for a datastage job which does a generic CDC, we pass parameters of table names and connetions and all that good information. From datastage when we run we select the parameter to be passed and run.
Now we have to do it autosys so we need a command line syntax which we are not able to find in documentation.
Can we pass parameter set values as paramenters to run a job through command. If any one have done it before please let us know the syntax.
Thanks in advance
Command Line - Paramenters
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An interesting blog on Parameter sets can be found in http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/infosphere/ ... sets-25604 (Thanks to Vincent for his wonderful work).
Are you looking for syntax to pass specific parameters or the parameter set as a whole from a file?
Are you looking for syntax to pass specific parameters or the parameter set as a whole from a file?
-V
An interesting blog on Parameter sets can be found in http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/infosphere/ ... sets-25604 (Thanks to Vincent for his wonderful work).
Are you looking for syntax to pass specific parameters or the parameter set as a whole from a file?
Are you looking for syntax to pass specific parameters or the parameter set as a whole from a file?
-V
Hi
Please check the section "Command Line Interface" in the Server Job Developer's guide (Page number 397 and later) for a detailed review of Command Line Invocation.
Section "Starting a Job" lists the syntax and options..
Try it out and post your respones here...
At a high level, you should be able to get a job running with the following template...
dsjob -domain domain_name -user userid -password password -server server_name -run -param ParameterSet.Param1=value -wait -jobstatus ProjectName JobName.invocationID
But there are a lot of variations that you can try.... and others can pitch in when you post your specific responses....
Good luck,
Please check the section "Command Line Interface" in the Server Job Developer's guide (Page number 397 and later) for a detailed review of Command Line Invocation.
Section "Starting a Job" lists the syntax and options..
Try it out and post your respones here...
At a high level, you should be able to get a job running with the following template...
dsjob -domain domain_name -user userid -password password -server server_name -run -param ParameterSet.Param1=value -wait -jobstatus ProjectName JobName.invocationID
But there are a lot of variations that you can try.... and others can pitch in when you post your specific responses....
Good luck,
-V