Performance Improvement Techniques in DataStage

May 15, 2008 · Filed Under DataStage Articles · 20 Comments 

I have come up with two set of superb documents on performance tuning:

 

1) DataStage Enterprise Edition (PX – Parallel Extender)

2) DataStage Server Edition

 

 These documents are a result of experience gained across numerous successful deployments. It presents a practical handbook for performance improvement techniques which can be used for ETL architecture, job design and development as well as for review, analysis and performance optimization.

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Information Server Overview

May 13, 2008 · Filed Under DataStage Articles · Comment 

This is a sequel of DataStage Overview - Information Server Overview.
Information Server - One of the most significant IBM software releases of recent times. A revolutionary new software platform that helps organizations derive more value from the complex, heterogeneous information spread across their systems This ppt deck provides an overview of Information Server.
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May 12, 2008 · Filed Under DataStage Articles · Enter your password to view comments 

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Process Management in DataStage

May 12, 2008 · Filed Under DataStage Articles · 4 Comments 

Purpose :

  • How to avoid “Kill -9” or “SIGKILL” use.
  • How to release a stuck job from DataStage Director.
  • How to kill orphaned / runaway processes using DS Administrator.
  • Use Kill command wihout “-9″.
  • Clean up zombies / orphan phantom processes.
  • How to increase number of jobs / processes to run in DataStage.

What are Phantom processes?
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DataStage Overview | Tutorial | Essentials

May 4, 2008 · Filed Under DataStage Articles, Tech Articles · 30 Comments 

Finally I got enough time to make “DataStage Overview” PPT deck online.  A series of simple and informative slides about this great BI tool.  This ppt deck provides an overview of DataStage and is a result of feedbacks and experience gained across numerous training sessions.

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