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  1. yceken

    DataStage TX on Solaris10

    Does anyone have any information about the certification date of DSTX on Solaris 10? Thanks, Yilmaz Ceken Tech Lead Synapse Group Inc. Stamford, CT
  2. yceken

    2 Launchers running on same port

    Mercator version is 6.5.2 I know this makes a big difference in terms of the answer. Thanks, Yilmaz
  3. yceken

    2 Launchers running on same port

    BocaBurger, I meant tool=mercator. I know there is no additional software necessary to run the event server. Maybe I should have asked my question differently. Here is the new version of my question: Is there any way to run multiple event servers with just one installation, one userid...
  4. yceken

    2 Launchers running on same port

    JuJutsu, Could you please tell what version of the tool supports that functionality? Thanks, Yilmaz
  5. yceken

    Processing a matrix-like structure

    BocaBurger, Database table has a static structure: (Prod_Cd, Date, $_Value) If input_file_1 contains 4 columns after prod_cd, then the transformation should insert 4 rows to the table. On the other hand, the transformation should insert 8 records to the same table if the there are 8 columns...
  6. yceken

    Processing a matrix-like structure

    Thanks a lot for the recommendations. But, I want to make this a little bit more challenging by adding the following items: - the number of fields after the first field (Prod) is not known, but is the same for all records in the input file - the number of fields after the first field (Prod)...
  7. yceken

    Processing a matrix-like structure

    You have a CSV file that has the following matrix structure: Prod, Week1, Week2, Week3, Week4 P1, 1, 2, 3, 4 P2, 2, 3, 4, 5 .., .., .., .., .. .., .., .., .., .. .., .., .., .., .. Pn, 6, 7, 8, 9 The task is to insert these rows to an Oracle 9i database on a Sun box (Solaris 8) as follows...

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