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    PMCMD in Informatica

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    This document discusses and demonstrates the use of web services and the PowerCenter command line tool PmCmd. It contains the following key points: 1. Web services provide extensibility and interoperability through a service-oriented architecture using standards like SOAP and WSDL. This allows for third party extensions and integration. 2. PmCmd can be used to communicate with the PowerCenter server from the command line or interactively. It allows tasks like starting and stopping workflows, monitoring sessions, and receiving output. 3. A demonstration of useful PmCmd commands is provided, such as pinging the server and starting a workflow from the command line. External schedulers can also use PmCmd

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    This document discusses and demonstrates the use of web services and the PowerCenter command line tool PmCmd. It contains the following key points: 1. Web services provide extensibility and interoperability through a service-oriented architecture using standards like SOAP and WSDL. This allows for third party extensions and integration. 2. PmCmd can be used to communicate with the PowerCenter server from the command line or interactively. It allows tasks like starting and stopping workflows, monitoring sessions, and receiving output. 3. A demonstration of useful PmCmd commands is provided, such as pinging the server and starting a workflow from the command line. External schedulers can also use PmCmd

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    This document discusses and demonstrates the use of web services and the PowerCenter command line tool PmCmd. It contains the following key points: 1. Web services provide extensibility and interoperability through a service-oriented architecture using standards like SOAP and WSDL. This allows for third party extensions and integration. 2. PmCmd can be used to communicate with the PowerCenter server from the command line or interactively. It allows tasks like starting and stopping workflows, monitoring sessions, and receiving output. 3. A demonstration of useful PmCmd commands is provided, such as pinging the server and starting a workflow from the command line. External schedulers can also use PmCmd

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    This document discusses and demonstrates the use of web services and the PowerCenter command line tool PmCmd. It contains the following key points: 1. Web services provide extensibility and interoperability through a service-oriented architecture using standards like SOAP and WSDL. This allows for third party extensions and integration. 2. PmCmd can be used to communicate with the PowerCenter server from the command line or interactively. It allows tasks like starting and stopping workflows, monitoring sessions, and receiving output. 3. A demonstration of useful PmCmd commands is provided, such as pinging the server and starting a workflow from the command line. External schedulers can also use PmCmd

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    Web Services

    Informatica Platform
    Single organic product architecture
    Provider Informatica Data Integration Platform Shared Services
    XML, Messaging, and Web Services

    Audit

    Access
    Third Party INTEROPERABILITY

    Integrate Visualize
    Repository

    Portals, Dashboards, and Reports

    Audit
    Repository Server Global

    XML, Messaging, and Web Services

    Third Party EXTENSIONS

    Packaged Applications

    Local

    Packaged Applications

    Relational and Flat Files

    Web Services Hub PowerCenter Connects PowerExchange

    Data Server

    Relational and Flat Files

    Mainframe and Midrange

    Engine

    Mainframe and Midrange

    Universal Data Services Architecture

    Web Services: Extensibility, Interoperability Service oriented architecture for extensibility


    10,000 developers Customer extensions
    Web Services
    (SOAP, WSDL)

    (SOAP, WSDL, UDDI)

    Web Services

    3rd party products

    Web Services
    (SOAP, WSDL)

    Major app vendor OEMs

    Web Services Example Usage


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    Call a PowerCenter workflow Order Application

    Customer Application

    Return info to calling application

    Get customer data

    Call to D&B for credit rating

    D&B
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    DEMO

    Using PmCmd
    Greg Hanson Principle Consultant

    What is PmCmd??
    pmcmd is a program that you can use to communicate with the PowerCenter Server. You can perform some of the tasks that you can also perform in the Workflow Manager such as starting and stopping workflows and tasks

    PmCmd Modes
    Command line mode. The command line syntax allows you to write scripts for scheduling workflows. Each command you write in the command line mode must include connection information to the PowerCenter Server. Interactive mode. You establish and maintain an active connection to the PowerCenter Server. This allows you to issue a series of commands.
    N.B Some functionality is dependent upon the mode in which connected
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    So what can I do with PmCmd


    Connect/Disconnect to and from the server Get Server Details / Properties and shutdown server Navigate the repository Start/Stop/Abort/Resume Sessions and Workflows Monitor Sessions and Workflows Receive session status messages (using Wait Commands)

    Useful Commands
    Ping Server
    In the command line mode, use the following syntax to ping the PowerCenter Server: pmcmd pingserver <-serveraddr|-s> [host:]portno In the interactive mode, enter the following syntax at the pmcmd prompt to ping the PowerCenter Server: Pingserver

    This is Useful to ensure that the server is running prior to carrying out any subsequent commands

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    Useful PmCmd Commands - Cont


    Starting a Workflow
    pmcmd startworkflow <-serveraddr|-s> [host:]portno <<-user|-u> username|<-uservar|-uv> userEnvVar> <<-password|-p> password|<-passwordvar|-pv> passwordEnvVar> [<-folder|-f> folder] [<-startfrom> taskInstancePath] [-recovery] [-paramfile paramfile] [-wait|-nowait] Workflow PowerCenter Folder in which workflow exists Point Within Workflow you wish to start from Enables recovery flag Workflow parameter file existing on PowerCenter Machine Wait for Job to finish and receive return codes Workflow Name

    [<-localparamfile|-lpf> localparamfile] Parameter file existing on Pmcmd Machine

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    External Schedulers
    You can use pmcmd commands with operating system scheduling tools like cron Embed pmcmd commands into shell scripts or Perl programs. Each command must include the connection information to the PowerCenter Server and the PowerCenter repository.

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    DEMO

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    Version Control
    Greg Hanson Principle Consultant

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    Team-based Development for Transparency of Location


    Traditional
    New New Approach Approach

    Industrys only 3-tier architecture

    Metadata Repository Local Repository


    Industrys only global and local metadata architecture

    Repository Server

    Complete version management Automated object migration Fully schedulable deployment

    Metadata Repository

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    Version Control Functionality


    Object versioning Check-in and -out of versioned objects Compare objects Delete or purge a version Deployment groups Labels Queries Track changes Rollback Command line deployment

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    PMRep Utility Lights Out Deployment


    System commands. Repository commands. Security commands. Change management commands.
    Add, copy, or delete deployment groups. Check in objects. Add or delete labels. Import or export objects. Execute queries

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    PmRep Commands
    AddToDeploymentGroup ApplyLabel Checkin ClearDeploymentGroup CreateDeployment CreateLabel DeleteDeploymentGroup DeleteLabel DeployDeploymentGroup DeployFolder ExecuteQuery FindCheckout UndoCheckout Validate

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    DEMO

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