Tuesday, 2 September 2014

Importing CFDs in Datastage

To import a CFD: Procedure 1. Open the Import Meta Data (CFD) dialog box in either of these ways: > Choose Import > Table Definitions > COBOL File Definitions from the main menu. > Right-click the Table Definitions folder in the repository tree and select Import Table Definition > COBOL File Definitions from the shortcut menu. 2. In the COBOL file description pathname field, type or browse for the path name where...
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COBOL File Definitions in Datastage

COBOL File Definitions contain data description statements in a text file that describe a file format in COBOL terms. You can import CFDs into the InfoSphere™ DataStage® repository directly from a COBOL program. A CFD file can contain multiple table definitions, and can be either a COBOL copybook or a COBOL source program. Before you import a COBOL FD, be sure it contains valid COBOL syntax. InfoSphere DataStage supports level...
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The Unix Time Command : tips & tricks

If you have a program ./prog.e then in the bash/ksh shell you can type this command and the output on the screen details how long the code took to run: $ time ./prog.e real 24m10.951s user 6m2.390s sys 0m15.705s Real time - Elapsed time from beginning to end of program (or wall clock time).The real time is the total time of execution. CPU time - Divided into User time and System time. User time - time used by...
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