Hi,
I am interested in exploring the possibility of integrating a COM object into a DataStage job. I'm not quite sure how I am going to tackle this, but I was wondering if anyone has attempted or done this before.
The reason I am trying to do this is the company I am currently at has a requirement to parse names. However, the company does not want to shell out 100-200k to IBM for QualityStage because they already purchased a different matching tool and are having a difficult time justifying purchasing QualityStage simply as a name parser.
There are some other cost effective solutions for JUST name parsing, but the majority seem to use COM objects. I don't have much experience in this area, so I am looking for anyone who does to point me in the right direction.
Thanks,
Jason
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http://www.elefoo.com/
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Be aware that invoking functions exposed via COM objects is noticeably slower than invoking other functions.
Also I'm not totally sure that you can call these external functions from parallel jobs - is it a C-callable interface?
Also I'm not totally sure that you can call these external functions from parallel jobs - is it a C-callable interface?
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To simplify the solution, I am going to run a batch job via shell script from a sequence job.
Thanks for the input,
Jason
Thanks for the input,
Jason
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Jason Simon
Consultant / Developer
Attevo, Inc.
http://www.attevo.com/
http://www.projectjlm.com/
http://www.elefoo.com/
Jason Simon
Consultant / Developer
Attevo, Inc.
http://www.attevo.com/
http://www.projectjlm.com/
http://www.elefoo.com/