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Where can i find the osh file for a give job. Is the OSH file is in the Unix shell or it is a BASIC Code or it is OOPS Code. How does it gets created during compilation
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The OSH code that is generated by compiling a parallel job is stored as part of the job properties. Provided that viewing of the generated OSH has been enabled in the Administrator, then you can view the generated OSH by opening the Generated OSH tab in the job properties dialog.
It is OSH (Orchestrate shell) script. It is not DataStage BASIC, it is not an operating-system-level executable, and it is not really object-oriented programming (though the operators mentioned are objects that can be invoked, for example, from C++ code).
You should also be aware that this OSH script is not what gets executed. For example it has/contains no knowledge about the degree of parallelism with which the job will be run. A separate OSH script called the "score" is composed at run time. To view the score you need to set an environment variable to have it dumped into the job log or into a directory.
It is OSH (Orchestrate shell) script. It is not DataStage BASIC, it is not an operating-system-level executable, and it is not really object-oriented programming (though the operators mentioned are objects that can be invoked, for example, from C++ code).
You should also be aware that this OSH script is not what gets executed. For example it has/contains no knowledge about the degree of parallelism with which the job will be run. A separate OSH script called the "score" is composed at run time. To view the score you need to set an environment variable to have it dumped into the job log or into a directory.
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