This script starts a Console job and waits for it to complete. The script indicates the completion status of the job by returning 0 for success or 1 for failure.

Make sure that

java

is in the current path. If not then it may be necessary to modify the

%SSATOP%\dce\dceenvc.bat

(Windows) or

$SSATOP/bin/dcebatch

(Unix) script to use the correct java executable.

set SSABIN=<DCE installation directory>\bin
%SSABIN%\dcebatch command [cmd args] options

Valid commands are:

Run job <Project Name> <Job Name>

<Project Name>

The name of the Project containing the job to be run.

<Job Name>

The name of the job to be run.

Valid options are:

-hcs<host>

Required. Console Server

host:port

-w<workdir>

Required. Server Work Directory

-r<rbname>

Required. Rulebase Name (e.g

sdb:file:c:\InformaticaIR\dce\rule

)

-hse<host>

Optional. Search Server

host:port

-hrb<host>

Optional. Rulebase Server

host:port

-m-

Optional. Returns immediately after launching the job. The default is to wait for the job to complete.

-l{0|1|2|3}

Optional. Controls live progress messages.0=none, 1=messages, 2=progress, 3=both

-u<usgdir>

Optional. Server Name3 Service Group Directory

-v<[su]>

Optional. Server Verbosity setting, where s sets statistics and u sets usage summary. Refer to the

Verbosity Options

section for a description of this parameter.

After defining a Job called

MyJob1

(Refer to the

How to Create and Run Jobs

section), start the job from the command line using this command:

%SSABIN%\dcebatch run job test01 MyJob1
   -hcslocalhost:2669
   -wc:\InformaticaIR\test1
   -rsdb:file:c:\InformaticaIR\test1\rule

where

localhost:2669

This is pointing to the Localserver.

c:\InformaticaIR\test1

This is the Work Directory.

sdb:file:c:\InformaticaIR\test1\rule

This is the Rulebase.