Datastage PX install on Windows

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Post by ray.wurlod »

You have not installed the Visual Studio C++ compiler?

Without it you will not be able to compile jobs containing Transformer or Build stages.
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If your first job with a transform and sequential files compiled & ran then your compiler installation is probably OK. Which Oracle stage and version are you using? Can you "view data" to Oracle in a designer window? Can you import column metadata from Oracle into DataStage?
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Wrong, Arndo-san! With no C++ compiler any job that does not have a Transformer or Build stage will compile and run happily on 7.5x2.
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Re: Datastage PX install on Windows

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ramasubba wrote:seq->tr->seq - compile & run successfully
The assumption here is the compiler must be both installed and configured. Rayo-san. :wink:
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Please provide us with more warning and error messages you may have in the Oracle job failure. We need more details.
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chulett wrote:
ramasubba wrote:seq->tr->seq - compile & run successfully
The assumption here is the compiler must be both installed and configured. Rayo-san. :wink:
Ah. Yeah.
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Can you import metadata from Oracle? This will test the connection works.

As previously said are there no other error messages?
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Oracle 9.1 or 9i? Client or database?
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Post by ramasubba »

hi all,

ThanQ for replay to all

You are right ray, i was not installed VB.net C++ & Frame work

i was used source of Oracle 9i,

is it needs? to install Visual Studio .net C++ and framwork.
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Re: Datastage PX install on Windows

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:? Ok... then explain this:
ramasubba wrote:after the completion of installation then took simple job and run,

seq->tr->seq - compile & run successfully
Was, in fact, this "simple job" a Server job? If so, these kind of minor little details [cough] really need to be included in your posts.
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Post by ArndW »

Craig - I based my post on that statement as well, since you cannot compile a transform stage without a correctly installed C++ compiler in PX jobs. If the simple job had a transform and compiled then it must have been a server one.
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Post by chulett »

Yah, I meant to ask for that clarification in my first post, but didn't for some reason. Could have saved some churn.
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