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data Load in to table partitions.

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Hi All,

Could we load data in to table partitions through ODBC stage?
Our database in SQLSERVER 2005.
Could we use 'user defined sql' to achieve the same.

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what is your findings?
are you able to load or not?
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we have not applied it so far,we need to define the strategy hence I am asking.
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You advertise yourself as "IT Consultant". Try it, and report your findings. If it's doable in user-defined SQL then you ought not to have any major issues with DataStage being the database client that executes that particular SQL statement.
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Ray,

Attacking someone personally is not a good thing......people may ask query in the forum and I believe forum is for that ....if u r not interested in helping others then pls do not attack like this....

In our client place DS tool has not been installed and hence we are not in a position to test anything.....since our project is in pre-analyse phase,they are defining strategy ...so this question arises and I thought to ask a query and I belive if someone receives such a reply then he will thinki twice before accessing this forum....
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Post by fmcmullan »

rumu, read Ray's comment again.

He is saying to try it in SQL Server as a user-defined SQL statement. If it works there, then DataStage won't have any problem doing the same thing.
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rumu wrote:In our client place DS tool has not been installed and hence we are not in a position to test anything
Just an FYI - this would have been something worth mentioning in your original post.
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Post by DSguru2B »

I would have a chat with the SQL Server dba to understand how the partitioning works in sql server. It might be seamless and just a simple insert would work. The database might handle sending the right data to the right partition. I know this is what happens in a partitioned db2 table. Do not know about sql server.
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Post by rumu »

Hi All,

Thanks for all your comments.

In SQLSerVer datainsertion is perfect ..no issue with that ,we just wanted to know if this is possible through DS and I checked it in my friends machine yesterday and it is perfectly working.

This issue is resolved.

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Quod erat demonstrandum.
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