MettleCI DataStage Transmuters

This MettleCI capability takes a specified set of input ISX files and modifies them based on instructions provided in a supplied Recipe file. This feature is available from the MettleCI command line.

Command

From the MettleCI Command Line, run the asset-transformer transform command, supplying values for these parameters:

• isx: path to an ISX archive or directory containing archives

• user: DataStage user to credit changes to

• transforms: path to a YAML-format Recipe file describing the changes to perform

Example

Assume the following:

• getmsg.isx contains a Parallel Routine definition containing the target filepath string we wish to replce

• u915264 is the valid DataStage user that we wish to credit for the last save in the routine definition

• Recipe file changeLibFileInfo.yml contains:

  CODE

  - transform: SearchAndReplace
    xpath: /[contains(name(),'DSRoutineSDO')]/@modulePath
    searchString: /usr/local/dstage/[A-Za-z0-9_]/Routine/([A-Za-z0-9_]*).o
    replaceString: /usr/local/dstage/cplusplus/routines/$1.so

Executing the following command from a command prompt…

$> mettleci asset-transformer transform
  -isx C:\Users\u915264\transmuter\getmsg.isx 
  -user u915264  
  -transforms changeStaticLibToDynamicLibFilename.yml

…will result in this output:

C:\Users\u915264\transmuter>mettleci asset-transformer transform -isx C:\Users\u915264\transmuter\getmsg.isx -user u915264 -transforms changeStaticLibToDynamicLibFilename.yml
MettleCI Command Line (build 118)
(C) 2018-2020 Data Migrators Pty Ltd
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ISX File: C:\Users\u915264\transmuter\getmsg.isx
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Applying 'SearchAndReplace' transform to asset 'getmsg'
Replaced '/usr/local/dstage/TPODS/Routine/get_msg_code.o' with '/usr/local/dstage/cplusplus/routines/get_msg_code.so'
C:\Users\u915264\transmuter>

Notes:

• The example uses a single ISX but any valid filepath (a directory, a wildcard expression, etc) can be used and all ISX files found that way will be processed

• In this example the message shows the target and replacement strings. Other transforms will produce different, transform-specific output.

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