Can we call a parallel job in a Batch server Job.

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Can we call a parallel job in a Batch server Job.

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Hi All,

In our Batch process we call several shells and several datastage jobs,

can we call a parallel datastage Job in server Batch process.

Thanks in advance for your inputs.
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yes
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More than likely the answer is 'Yes', but I'd be curious what exactly you mean by 'server Batch process'? :?
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yes. Batch jobs are no different than Sequences - they use the same API calls an unix command line dsjob. There's no difference between job types - Sequence, Batch, Server, or PX w/r/t job control.
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Post by kollurianu »

server batch jobs
I meant in a server job , in the job control page if we can call multiple datstage jobs in sequence , which might be parallel datastage jobs or server datastage job.

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Post by ray.wurlod »

Still Yes.

You can even start job sequences or other batch jobs.
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Thanks for your response Ray again.
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Can we call a parallel job in a Batch server Job.

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Can a vice versa is possible?
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Post by ArndW »

Vice-versa? You mean calling server jobs from job control in a Parallel job? The answer remains "yes"
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There is no such thing as a parallel job sequence. There are only four job types in DataStage: server, mainframe, parallel and job sequence.

Therefore the "vice versa" question is really moot.
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Post by getsatish_gk »

Thanks ArndW,

What neccessary steps need to be taken while calling server or parallel jobs in sequence.

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Post by ArndW »

From a sequence all you need is the Job Activity stage, and there is no difference there in how the jobs are called.
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Post by vijji »

Hi ray
i want to know the differences b/w ds7.5v and the new release 8 v.
very sorry for posting new one in this reply as i could not find the new postings option.

please guide
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