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Informatica DBMetadata
Java utility that reads the metadata from table(s)
Dbmetadata is a Java utility that reads the metadata from table(s) in a specified database and creates the Informatica XML to import into the repository. I created this utility when we were migrating to a new platform and needed a quick way to create flatfile and relational sources and targets that matched the DDL of the table. I also needed to use shortcuts. If you use the import table list, it will create one XML file with all of the tables and shortcuts (if a shortcut folder is specified) for the requested output type and database/file type. -
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Informatica ExecuteWorkflow
A utility that uses Informatica Operations API
A Java utility that uses the Informatica Operations API allowing parameter inputs, trapping of suspended workflows and ability to send an email on failure. This utility extends the functionality of the pmcmd startworkflow and starttask command. If you pass in a parameter file and individual parameters on the command line, a temporary parameter file is created that has the values from the parameter file and appends the individual parameters. -
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Informatica Create ctl
automate Informatica control file creation
...This utility supports Informatica PowerCenter versions 8.6.1 onwards and Java 1.6\. This utility also contains JDBC drivers for DB2, SQL Server, Oracle, and Teradata databases.
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