Recent Pmcmd Posts from Tech Monger :///feeds/pmcmd/ 2018-10-24T17:36:10.751604Z Werkzeug PMCMD PingService Examples - Informatica Integration Service https://techmonger.github.io/60/pmcmd-ping-service 2018-10-24T17:36:10.751604Z 2018-10-19T17:38:18.183312Z Tech Monger <p class="lead"> If you have informatica domain running then it is important to have an uptime monitoring mechanism for the services running under that domain. Integration service is one of the most utilized service for <abbr title="Extract Transform Load">ETL</abbr>. So it is important to configure an alert if integration service goes down. In this tutorial we will make use of PMCMD <code>pingservice</code> command to check status of an integration service with <a href="#example">example</a>. GetSessionStatistics - Informatica Session Statistics using PMCMD https://techmonger.github.io/30/session-stats 2018-06-12T18:04:59.069442Z 2018-05-09T17:51:52.231399Z Tech Monger <p class="lead"> In this tutorial we will learn how to use <code>pmcmd</code> <code>getsessionstatistics</code> command to fetch essential session run information. This tool is handy especially if you want to automate report containing session run summary. In output you would get vital details about session and transformations like <mark>Failed and Success Rows of Source & Target</mark>, Transformation statistics like <mark>Applied, Affected and Rejected rows</mark>, <mark>Throughput Per Second</mark>. Additionally it also outputs an <mark>error code </mark> along with error details of both individual transformations and session. Secure Informatica Scripts with PMCMD and PMREP https://techmonger.github.io/29/secure-pmrep-pmcmd 2018-04-18T09:40:13.778165Z 2018-04-18T08:49:36.908946Z Tech Monger <p class="lead"> Often you require details about informatica objects from repository database. Informatica setup provides an <code>API</code> to fetch required details without <a href="/tag/informatica-queries/" title="Informatica Repository Queries">querying actual repository database</a>. This API comes under two wrapper scripts known as <a href="/tag/pmcmd" title="Informatica PMCMD Commands">PMCMD</a> and <a href="/tag/pmrep" title="Informatica PMREP Commands">PMREP</a>. To use this API in script you would need to provide repository password which makes code <strong>insecure</strong>; Especially connecting with <em>Administrator User</em>. However to <mark>hide passwords in scripts</mark> this API also facilitates an option to provide password in <mark>encrypted format</mark>. Below we will discuss how you can use encrypted password with <code>PMCMD</code> and <code>PMREP</code> to make your programs more secure.