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Learning Informatica PowerCenter 10.x

You're reading from   Learning Informatica PowerCenter 10.x Enterprise data warehousing and intelligent data centers for efficient data management solutions

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2017
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ISBN-13 9781788471220
Length 426 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Rahul Malewar Rahul Malewar
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Preface 1. Downloading and Extracting Informatica PowerCenter Software FREE CHAPTER 2. Understanding Admin Console 3. Understanding Designer Screen and its Components 4. The Lifeline of Informatica - Transformations 5. Using the Designer Screen - Advanced Features 6. Implementing SCD Using Designer Screen Wizards 7. Using the Workflow Manager Screen 8. Learning Various Tasks in Workflow Manager screen 9. Advanced Features of Workflow Manager Screen 10. Working with Workflow Monitor - Monitoring the code 11. The Deployment Phase - Using Repository Manager 12. Optimization - Performance Tuning

Command task


Command task is used to execute Shell scripts or standalone shell commands. You can define one or more commands or scripts in a command task. If you define multiple command or scripts in the same command task, the task executes the commands in a sequence.

You can define Unix/Perl commands for Unix servers or DOS command for Windows servers. If your Informatica server is installed on Unix Operating system, you will be able to execute Unix commands. If the Informatica server is installed in Windows, then you can use DOS commands.

Creating a Command task

To create a command task in Workflow Manager or Task Developer, follow these steps:

  1. In Workflow Manager or Task Developer, go to Tasks | Create (refer to the screenshot shown in the Creating Session Task section).
  2. From the list of tasks, select Command task, and specify the name of the command task, cmd_TASK_NAME. For our reference, we are using cmd_COPY_FILE as the command task name. Click on Create and then on Done:

  1. The task appears...
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