Parallel stage Operators

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Parallel stage Operators

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can anybody give a overview on the Orchestrate operators and the bespoke operators., what they mean individually and why/how they are used.
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Hi Himadri,

Welcome to Dsxchange :D !!!

OSH engine is what used for Datastage PX. For each stage there is one or more Orchestrate operators operates in orchestrate engine. For example, Sort stage will have tsort operator to sort the data in Orchestrate. There is another operator called psort for similar other purpose.
If stages are called from jobs, the underlying operators are operated during runtime.
You can learn more in Orchestrate guide.
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... in particular the Orchestrate Operators manual.

These do not ship with DataStage. You can search the forum to find a link to a web site from which you can download them. Make sure you get the right version for your DataStage (e.g. 7.5 or 7.1).
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Hi , i serached but couldnt find it (tried in this forum+google), can anyone plz send me a link to download it.
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It depends on how well you search it. :wink:
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Searching for this. :wink:
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Kumar beat me to it. :wink:
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Its was in my favorite. :wink:
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