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vskr72
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Target Load Order

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I have 4 pipelines in a job. Each having separate SRC and TGT.

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SRC1 --> DSStages--> TGT1

SRC2 --> DSStages--> TGT2

SRC3 --> DSStages--> TGT3

SRC4 --> DSStages--> TGT4
Is there a way where we can tell datastage to execute these pipelines in a particular seqeunce like 1,2,3 and 4. I know its possible to put them in a seperate jobs and call them thru a seqeuncer. But, can we handle when all of them are in a single job. Thanks,

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No.

But the answer is no whether it's a server job or a parallel job.
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Post by arunkumarmm »

If it is a server Job:

What is your source and target stages? I believe we can do with some limitations.

1. Both your source and target should be files with same 'Line Terminators'
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2. Both your source and target should be db of same type. Oracle to oracle, etc.,
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I am sorry for posting it in the wrong section. It is a parallel job.
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Post by chulett »

vskr72 wrote:I am sorry for posting it in the wrong section. It is a parallel job.
No worries, we're here now. :wink:
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Post by Sainath.Srinivasan »

If you really need it, you can create dummy reference links to simulate dependancy across links.
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