 | Level: Intermediate Blayne Chard (bchard@us.ibm.com), Software Engineer,
IBM
08 Feb 2007 Create a simple DataStage operator, then learn how to load the operator into DataStage Designer. An operator is the basic building block of a DataStage job. Operators can read records from input streams, modify or use the data from the input stream, and then write the results to a output stream. Objectives
Get an introduction to creating a basic DataStage operator.
Prerequisites
This tutorial is written for Windows programmers whose skills
and experience are at a intermediate level. You should have a solid understanding of IBM WebSphere DataStage and a working knowledge of the C++ language.
System requirements
- Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003
- IBM WebSphere DataStage 8.0
- MKS Toolkit
Formats html, pdf
Tutorial overview
During the course of this tutorial, you will learn how to first write a simple DataStage operator. Then, discover how to set up the development environment to compile and run a DataStage operator. You will also learn the basics of the Orchestrate Shell (OSH) scripting language for DataStage jobs. And finally, learn how to load your operator into the DataStage designer so you can use it on any job you create.
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