How to create a USER

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How to create a USER

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Hi DS Gurus,

I am using DS 7.5 installed on Sun Solaris.
I want to create one more user for DS jobs development.
How can I do the same?

Thanks,
Sanket...
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Post by chulett »

Just... create one, or request the same of an SA. There's no such thing as a "DataStage User" per se, they are just normal operating system users that DataStage authenticates against.
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Make sure that this user is in a group that can execute things in the DataStage environment (DSEngine and PXEngine) and in a group that has rwx access to the project directory. Also make sure that this user has a umask of 002.
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Post by Sanket_Saraph »

Thanks for your replies.

Not exactly getting how to do this.
My DS is installed on the UNIX server and has only default user 'dsadm'.

So, do I need to create one user using UNIX and then link it with DS?
Or by any option in DS client can do it for me?

Thanks,
Sanket...
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Post by narasimha »

As specified by Ray and Craig, you need to create or get a user created on the unix server with sufficient access.
There is no option in DS Client to create a user.
You can set permissions to the user in the DS Administrator though.
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Users are created using unskilled labour! :lol:
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Users are created using unskilled labour! :lol:

A man and a woman need to be involved at some point. And performance is slow. Using parallelism, however, nine women ought to be able to create a baby in one month.
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Arrggghhhh

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ray.wurlod wrote:Users are created using unskilled labour! :lol:

A man and a woman need to be involved at some point. And performance is slow. Using parallelism, however, nine women ought to be able to create a baby in one month.
Arrggghhhh - that was reaallly bad.
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Thenkyew, thenkyew.
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Get used to it, most of Ray's jokes fall squarely in the "I'll take Groaners for 1000, Alex" category. :P
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:-) crazy....You simply have your Unix Admin create a Unix account on the box in question and make sure the UNix Group (e.g., dstage or the one already assigned to dsadm) is now assigned to this new Account....Its a Unix issue.....then you can assign specific roles in the DS Admin but not creating users there......
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