parallel sub routines

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parallel sub routines

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Need good manual on Parallel sub routines

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What do you consider a "parallel sub routine" to be? Depending on the answer, we could be talking C++ or BASIC here.
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I need documents on Basic before/after parallel subroutine.

I have worked on Basic server routines .could we ue the same functions in creating parallel sub routines as well ?

plz provide the docs for Basic server subroutine as well..


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You already have all the same documents we do, I would wager. Before/After subroutines are all in BASIC regardless of job type. PX-specific custom routines/buildops are written in C++. How are your C coding skillz?
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Before/after subroutines are, however, written in DataStage BASIC.

The reference manual is DataStage BASIC.

A training class Programming with DataStage BASIC, which includes a module on before/after subroutines, is available on DVD from DSXchange Learning Center
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ray.wurlod wrote:Before/after subroutines are, however, written in DataStage BASIC.
As noted. :wink:
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chulett wrote:You already have all the same documents we do, I would wager. Before/After subroutines are all in BASIC regardless of job type. PX-specific custom routines/buildops are written in C++. How are your C coding skillz?
There is also an option of using Basic Transformer and you can use all the basic routines that you used to but take care that it works sequentially on one node just like server jobs.
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The question is about before/after subroutines.
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