Multiple choice technology enterprise content management

You need to invoke a job from the command line that is a multi-instance enabled. What is the correct syntax to start a multi-instance job

  1. dsjob -run -mode NORMAL -instance <instance> <project> <job>

  2. dsjob -run -mode NORMAL -wait -instance <instance> <project> <job>

  3. dsjob -run -mode NORMAL <project> <job>.<instance>

  4. dsjob -run -mode MULTI <project> <job>.<instance>
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C Correct answer
Explanation

The correct syntax to run a multi-instance job is dsjob -run -mode NORMAL . where the instance name is appended with a dot after the job name. Option A is incorrect because it uses the -instance flag instead of dot notation. Option B incorrectly uses -wait. Option D incorrectly uses -mode MULTI instead of NORMAL with dot notation.

AI explanation

To start a specific invocation of a multi-instance-enabled DataStage job from the command line, you append the instance name to the job name with a dot, as in dsjob -run -mode NORMAL .; this tells dsjob which invocation ID to run rather than starting a plain, non-multi-instance job.

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