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andrew w
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Hello,

We're using iWay ETL 5.1.2 to extract data from DB2/400 (to create FOCUS databases for a WebFOCUS installation).

We use ETL Manager to create and schedule the ETL jobs and the ETL console to (occasionally) monitor the ETL server.

My question is... can the console be used to run an existing ETL job? For example, if the ETL Manager was unavailable due to a hardware issue, could the console be used as a backup?

Thanks

Andrew W
 
Posts: 27 | Location: Sydney, Australia | Registered: May 27, 2003Report This Post
Jake Freivald
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Originally posted by andrew w:
[qb] We use ETL Manager to create and schedule the ETL jobs and the ETL console to (occasionally) monitor the ETL server.

My question is... can the console be used to run an existing ETL job? For example, if the ETL Manager was unavailable due to a hardware issue, could the console be used as a backup?[/qb]
Andrew, do you mean that the ETL Manager client is unavailable? If so, then you can execute ETL jobs by running the CMRUN focexec. (This is also a way to run ETL jobs from mainframe schedulers, Windows applications, etc.) CMRUN is documented in the ETL Manager manual.

If that's not what you mean, please let me know and we'll figure out the right answer.

Regards,
Jake Freivald
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