I have tried to search for it but could not find any posts on how to integrate IBM Reference Data Manager with DataStage!.
We have all the reference data sitting on IBM Ref DM hub and need to look up those code table in DataStage Jobs.
Any help is really appreciated.
Thanks
Datastage and Reference Data Manager (RDM)
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Datastage and Reference Data Manager (RDM)
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Anu
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Re: Datastage and Reference Data Manager (RDM)
Hello, were you able to figure this out? Based on what I read, there is no direct link/integration between DataStage and RDM. It would be great if you or anyone in this forum can give me some guidance into how the RDM data was loaded and unloaded using DataStage.
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Vivek Gadwal
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I do not have access to the IBM RDM tool, but I saw a demo of it at the IBM Insight October 2014 conference, and there was a DataStage accelerator function in the demo. If you cannot locate it, then contact IBM and ask about it.
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Hi Mike,
Thank you for your response. Is there a data model published for the RDM tables? We are planning on that option, but at this time, the tool is being installed and we do not have direct access to the tables. If there is a model, please do share it with me so that I can understand the relationships and can form the connections.
Thank you for your response. Is there a data model published for the RDM tables? We are planning on that option, but at this time, the tool is being installed and we do not have direct access to the tables. If there is a model, please do share it with me so that I can understand the relationships and can form the connections.
Vivek Gadwal
Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted
Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted