Abstract: An approach for validating code for an extract, transform and load tool is provided. Naming, coding, and performance standards for the code are received. The code is exported to a job definition file and parsed. Violations of the standards are determined by a mismatch between the parsed code and the standards. A report identifying the violations is generated. Based on a review of the report and a rework of the code to comply with the standards, the reworked code is exported to another job definition file and parsed, and subsequently is determined to not include the violations of the standards. A second report is generated that indicates the reworked code does not include the violations. An approval of the reworked code is received based on the second report. Based on attributes of a job included in the code, a violation of one of the performance standards is determined.

Abstract: An approach for validating code for an extract, transform and load tool is provided. Naming, coding, and performance standards for the code are received. The code is exported to a job definition file and parsed. Violations of the standards are determined by a mismatch between the parsed code and the standards. A report identifying the violations is generated. Based on a review of the report and a rework of the code to comply with the standards, the reworked code is exported to another job definition file and parsed, and subsequently is determined to not include the violations of the standards. A second report is generated that indicates the reworked code does not include the violations. An approval of the reworked code is received based on the second report. Based on attributes of a job included in the code, a violation of one of the performance standards is determined.

Abstract: An approach for validating code for an extract, transform and load (ETL) tool is provided. Naming, coding, and performance standards for the code is received. The code is exported to a job definition file and parsed. Violations of the standards are determined by determining the parsed code does not match the standards. A report identifying the violations is generated. Based on a review of the report and a rework of the code to comply with the standards, the reworked code is exported to another job definition file and parsed, the parsed reworked code is determined to not include the violations of the standards, and a second report is generated that indicates that the reworked code does not include the violations. An approval of the reworked code is received based on the second report.

Abstract: An approach for validating code for an extract, transform and load (ETL) tool is provided. Naming, coding, and performance standards for the code is received. The code is exported to a job definition file and parsed. Violations of the standards are determined by determining the parsed code does not match the standards. A report identifying the violations is generated. Based on a review of the report and a rework of the code to comply with the standards, the reworked code is exported to another job definition file and parsed, the parsed reworked code is determined to not include the violations of the standards, and a second report is generated that indicates that the reworked code does not include the violations. An approval of the reworked code is received based on the second report.