Hi All,
Can Any body explain me the scenario where i can go for File Set Stage rather than Data Set Stage? What is the exact difference between File Set and Data Set?Both are operating Systems files and are proprietary to the Data Stage
Thanks in Advance
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Prasad
Difference between File Set and Data Set
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I hope following main difference between File set and Dataset .
File set stage : only executes in parallel mode. You Can't handle file set independently.
Data Set Stage : configured to execute in parallel or sequential mode and You can also manage data sets independently of a job using the Data Set Management utility, that is available from the DataStage Designer, Manager, or Director.
File set stage : only executes in parallel mode. You Can't handle file set independently.
Data Set Stage : configured to execute in parallel or sequential mode and You can also manage data sets independently of a job using the Data Set Management utility, that is available from the DataStage Designer, Manager, or Director.
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Difference between File Set and Data Set
Hi,
Thanks for your reply...But I need to know the exact scenerio where I can use File Set rather than Data Set.
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Prasad
Thanks for your reply...But I need to know the exact scenerio where I can use File Set rather than Data Set.
Regards
Prasad
Yes, In previous OS u can not make a dataset file greater then 2 GB.
But now, No OS have Such type of condition. [ It depends on Sys Admin also )
FileSet stage can handle a lot of data if you want the data in readable format with preserving the partitioning.
Where DataSet Stage can also do the same but u are not able to see the data with datastage tool.
So, It depends on ur need if we skip the filesize condition.
But now, No OS have Such type of condition. [ It depends on Sys Admin also )
FileSet stage can handle a lot of data if you want the data in readable format with preserving the partitioning.
Where DataSet Stage can also do the same but u are not able to see the data with datastage tool.
So, It depends on ur need if we skip the filesize condition.
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You are all on the wrong track entirely. Both Data Sets and File Sets are parallel structures for storing data on disk retaining partitioning and sorted order. The difference between them is that Data Sets store data in the same internal format that DataStage parallel engine uses (the operator for reading and writing Data Sets is copy) whereas writing a File Set uses the export operator and reading from a File Set uses the import operator. Data stored in File Sets is in the same format as that used within text files, and therefore the data in a File Set can be read by humans and by other applications.
Both Data Set stage and File Set stage can operate in either parallel or sequential mode. However I can't think of a good reason to execute either in sequential mode.
Either can have up to 10,000 data ("segment") files per node. Even with a 2GB file size limit, that means that you can store up to 20,000 GB per node.
Both Data Set stage and File Set stage can operate in either parallel or sequential mode. However I can't think of a good reason to execute either in sequential mode.
Either can have up to 10,000 data ("segment") files per node. Even with a 2GB file size limit, that means that you can store up to 20,000 GB per node.
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