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What are the different type of links in datastage.

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: August 31, 2006     Asked by: manwaldas 
  
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March 29, 2006 10:39:37   #1  
agneethalladi        

RE: What are the different type of links in datastage....

they are 3 different links in the datastage

1.stream link means stright link

2.Reference link it acts like a lookup.

3.Rejected link used in parallel jobs


 
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April 15, 2006 23:47:02   #2  
satish kumar        

RE: What are the different type of links in datastage....

there 2 types of links in datastage

1 Link partitioner stage

2 Link colector stage

the link partitioner collects the data in single input link & bdiverts to the maximum of 64 output links insert at the same time

link collector stage should collect the data from the passive stage.

if any clarification or any suggetions mail to me.

thanks

regards

satish kumar.k


 
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August 31, 2006 06:26:04   #3  
pavan        

RE: What are the different type of links in datastage....
two links avilable in datastage 1.primary link 2. reference linkprimary link means:strightly forwarded standard line ________________reference link means:horizentling table------------------------------>
 
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