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How to export the datastage job in individual dsx

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This script will export the datastage jobs into individual dsx files as sometimes, we need individual dsx to maintain the code version or syncing it with SVN.

Manually export of each datastage job is quite hectic and boring hence this script :-)

This script requires little bit information from you and set you free for your other chores

Prerequisites for this script -

1. Job List to Export
2. DataStage Client Installation Location
3. DataStage Credential






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