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DataStage Enterprise Edition


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Contents   [Hide TOC]
 1 Introduction
 2 History
 3 Versions
 3.1 DataStage 6
 3.2 DataStage 7
 3.3 DataStage 7.5
 3.4 DataStage 7.5.1
 3.5 DataStage 7.5X2
 3.6 DataStage 8

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Introduction

DataStage Enterprise Edition is a package of three products: DataStage Server Edition, the parallel
extender with parallel ETL jobs and the MetaStage product described on the Metadata Workbench entry.
The flagship tool of Enterprise Edition is parallel ETL jobs.

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History

During the 1990s the data integration vendors such as Ascential and Informatica were competing to
deliver tools that provided a wide range of data connectivity and transformation functions in a mostly code
free environment. Towards the late 1990s data stores were becoming large, data warehouses and
business intelligence was demanding larger volumes of data loads. The physical architecture of these
loads was hitting a limit on the volume that a single server could handle and was moving towards clusters
or grids of servers.

The data integration vendors need to be able to integrate data across a massively scalable architecture to
keep up with the increased data volumes.

Ascential started to roll out a parallel capability in the DataStage Server Edition product called multiple
instance jobs. This allowed some additional manual programming to partition and process data in parallel.
In November 2001 they switched to a buy approach and purchased Torrent Systems for $46 million.

Torrent had the capability to run tools on a massively parallel processing (MPP) platform.

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Versions

This section lists each major release of DataStage Enterprise Edition and the enhancements for
DataStage parallel jobs. For a list of enhancements to the client tools see the versions on the DataStage
Server Edition page is it is the version that has been delivered with every release going back to DataStage
1.
All release of DataStage 7 can import and upgrade DataStage 6 export files. DataStage 8 can only import
and upgrade DataStage 7.5.1 or 7.5.2 jobs.

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DataStage 6

Released in September 2002, ten months after the acquisition of Torrent, it was the first version of
DataStage to feature the Parallel Extender (PX), the parallel platform that allows processes to run in
parallel across a multiple processor environment.

 New parallel job type with a new set of parallel stages. Some with the same name as server job
stages but with different properties and options.
 Server job shared container for parallel jobs.
 CPU based licensing instead of server based licensing.
 Support for SAS 6.12 and 8.2.

This release was followed by the client only 6.0.1 release that fixed a number problems.

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DataStage 7

Release September 2003 it uses much the same architecture of the previous version with improvements
to the usability. This was the first release to have no server job improvements but many parallel job
improvements.

 XML Pack 2.0 provides improved XML metadata support for parallel jobs.
 National Language Support (NLS) for parallel jobs but not for all parallel stages.
 Parallel shared and local stages.
 Enhanced transformer with improved reject row handling, string handling, timestamp conversion
and compile performance.
 Modify, Switch and Filter stages added.
 Multiple-instance parallel jobs.
 Non blocking funnel stage.
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DataStage 7.5

Unknown release date.

 Parallel complex flat file stage.


 A parallel job message handler for demoting or removing warning messages from the job log.
 Lookup stage changes from a property screen to a drag and drop mapping screen.
 Multi node import of sequential files.
 Additional options for sequential file and file set stages such as Read First Rows, Row Number
Column and First Line is Column Names.
 View data support for custom stages.
 New Parallel Advanced Job Developers Guide.
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DataStage 7.5.1

Released in March 2005.


 New SQL Builder for building SQL query statements from a database plugin stage.
 Command line job search function added.
 DataStage parallel jobs for Unix System Services (USS) on the mainframe.
 Remote job deployment to deliver and run jobs across a cluster or grid.
 Vector support in the parallel transformer stage.
 Sybase and ODBC stages added to parallel jobs.
 Complex Flat File stage improvements: multiple output links, automatically generated fillers, MVS
dataset support.
 Thread based job monitoring for parallel jobs.
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DataStage 7.5X2

Released in December 2004 this was the first release of parallel jobs that could run on Windows. While
the Server runs on all the same Unix and Linux platforms as 7.5.1 it adds the additional platform of
Windows 2003 Standard or Enterprise on the Intel x86 Processor Family.

There were no changes to parallel jobs in this release apart from the capability to compile and run them
on Windows.

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DataStage 8

Released in October 2006 for Windows and April 2007 for Unix this is the first version to run on the IBM
Information Server. There are a number of parallel job improvements in this release:

 Lookup stage now supports two new lookup types: range lookup and caseless lookup.
 New Slowly Changing Dimension stage.
 New QualityStage stages for parallel jobs.

the main reason for success of IBM is "it connects the every software tool to websphere after purchasing
it" this is for only understand for webspher users only.....which is the IBM product

Introduction to Data Stage?


What Is the Meta Data and Structure of Meta Data and Repository?
Data Stage Enterprise Edition
• Data Stage Client Software
• Data Stage Server Software
• Data Stage Client Components
• Data Stage Server Components
What is the Job and Data flow of Job and Types of Jobs?
• Server Jobs
• Client Jobs
• Mainframe Jobs
What is Difference between Server Job and Parallel Job?
What is Stage and Types of stages?
• Built – in Stage
• Positive Stage
• Database Stages
• File Stages
• Active Stages
• Processing Stages
• Plugging Stages
Data Stage Project
• Built in Components
• Customized Components
Data Properties
• Table Def
• Data Elements
• Transforms
NLS (National Language Support)
• Creation of Project
• Creation of Table Def
Designing Simple Pass Job
Defining the Source Stage
Defining the Target Stage
Defining the transfer Stage
Running the Job
Design Job with Filter Job
Defining the Processing Stage
Join Stage & Sort Stage
What is Aggregator and how to define Aggregate Stage?
What is Funnel Stage and types of Funnel Stages?
• Continuous Funnel
• Sort Funnel
• Sequence Funnel

What is Surrogate Key and how to generate surrogate key


How to remove duplicates in Remove Stage
Incremental Loading
• Change Capture Stage
• Modify Stage
What is switch Stage and how to Generate Switch Stage
What is Lookup Stage and how to Generate Lookup stage
What is Merge Stage and how to Generate Merge Stage
How to Generate Pivot Stage
What is File Systems and types of File systems
• Sequential File
• Lookup File Set
• File Set
• Data Set
Design Job with following Stages
• Sequential File Stage
• Dynamic RDBMS
• Transformer Stage

Design job with target as Dataset


Design job with source as Dataset
Development & Debugging Stages
• Sample
• Head
• Tail
• Row – Generate
• Column Generate
Meta Data Backup & Recovery
Schedule the Job
Add to Schedule
How to Create Batch and Job Parameters
How to define Target Stage and Transformer Stage
Data Stage – SQL Override
Define a Job with SQL Override – Filter
• Join
• Sorter
What is Container and types of Containers?
• Local Container
• Shared Container
• De-Contraction of container
What is Job Sequence how to use the Job Sequence?
What is Server jobs and how to use server jobs?
Creation of ODBC DSN

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