How to compile a job - through command line

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How to compile a job - through command line

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I want to compile job through command line is there any way please let me know
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Yes , you can compile a compile a job using dscc utility from client box only
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dcc utilty

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nagarjuna wrote:Yes , you can compile a compile a job using dscc utility from client box only
Can you please elaborate what exactly the dscc utility
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dscc /h hostname /u username /p password projectname /j jobname .
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The command is on your client PC, not on the UNIX server.
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rhaddur wrote:
nagarjuna wrote:Can you please elaborate what exactly the dscc utility
The dscc utility is a client-based command line interface to the job compiler on the DataStage server.
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Would you mind sharing why you think you need to be compiling things from the command line? Overly curious minds want to know...
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Post by Gazelle »

I can't speak for rhaddur, but the reason I want to compile via the command line is because:
- We have recently patched AIX and I noticed that a force compile took a lot longer than expected.
- Our setup occasionally experiences slow network comms between the client and the server.
So I wanted to take the network out of the calculations, and time just the compile process via the command line, to confirm whether the AIX patch introduced a problem with the compiler.
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Post by qt_ky »

FYI:

Server side command line compile has been requested:

JR42097: REQUEST THE ABILITY TO COMPILE DATASTAGE JOBS ON THE SERVER SIDE(NON-WINDOWS ENVIRONMENT)

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.w ... wg1JR42097
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