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karthi_gana
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please refer some good book names to learn all the PX stages.
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Unfortunately I couldn't find a single book in the market that teaches you how to use IBM IIS (a.k.a. Ascential) let alone all PX stages. So, you have no choice but read the manual, parjdev.pdf.
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parjdev.pdf.
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It's the name of the document that is the manual.
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Post by josh.guffey »

You can also read what IBM has published in their various Redbooks.

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/portals/data
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