in which format the ctrl+m team get the jobs

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in which format the ctrl+m team get the jobs

Post by ds_dwh »

i am new to the datastage, actually for schedule of jobs clint maintaining CTRL+M team,here in which format the jobs r moved to CTRL+M team,how to move
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Post by gssr »

The jobs are not moved anywhere!! A script should be sheduled in the ControlM ,which calls the datastage jobs
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Post by ETLJOB »

Following is the generic hierarchy for the execution of DS jobs.

CONTROL-M -> UNIX SHELL SCRIPTS -> DS SEQUENCER -> DSJOBS

You have to just provide the dependency list to the Control-M team for all the Scripts/Jobs.

Procedure to migrate the jobs from Development to Production differs for each environment. Get in touch with some seasoned professionals in your environment to get more details.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

The command to use in the UNIX shell scripts is dsjob - you can Search DSXchange for examples, or consult the manuals.
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(*Ahem*) - He's on Windows...

You'll need to use BAT files instead of shell scripts... Still use dsjob though.
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(*Ahem*) Windows with the MKS Toolkit installed. :wink:
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