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ray.wurlod wrote:"Natural" is the pathname of the control file for the virtual Data Set associated with the link.
"Synthetic" is the internal name for the buffer associated with the same link.

Thank you Mr.Ray. In which documentaion do we find all these terms?

Thank you all for the info. But still the result is the same Yes read the entire source record (RecIn) as a VarChar and want to return the A, second comma-delimited field from it. When Field(InLink.RecIn, ",", 2, 1) is used it's pulling only " " " " " " and wi...

APT_CombinedOperatorController,0: Numeric string expected . Use default value. The above did not show up after setting APT_DISABLE_COMBINATION. But the rest is the same. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ APT_CombinedOperatorController,0: Oper...

After I made LD_LIBRARY_PATH entry in the bash profile of the user and copied the default.apt as config.apt into PXEngine/etc then it worked.

Thank you all.

Added the paths to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH in the dsenv file. Sourced it. But still is says command not found. It's on linux. $ echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr/lib:/lib:/home/dsadm/Ascential/DataStage/PXEngine/lib:/home/dsadm/Ascential/DataStage/PXEngine/bin:/home/dsadm/Ascential/DataStage/PXEngine/osh_wrapp...

manojkumarnayak wrote:If the file exists there then run with ./orchadmin or set the path for it and then run from any where

Now getting $ ./orchadmin
./orchadmin: error while loading shared libraries: liborchgenerali686.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. But it's there in lib dir.

While trying to do orchadmin -help it says command not found. I ran this while in the bin dir where this orchadmin is located.

What all other things I should check wrt the configuration? Parallel jobs run fine.


Thanks.

Hello, Regarding APT_PERFORMANCE_DATA, be sure you set it with a valid path. This is not a variable that is boolean. Then you should get something like this : ...... 20060518 15:37:43,0,0,0,#APT_LicenseOperator#,##,describeOperator,,0,0,0,0,[0][0],Start 20060518 15:37:43,0,0,0,#APT_LicenseOperator#...

Hi All, APT_PERFORMANCE_DATA when this is enabled it writes the out put to a file. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?> <performance_output version="1.0" date="20060830 08:53:33" framework_revision="7.5.1" job_ident="1671"> <layout...

Hi All, APT_PERFORMANCE_DATA when this is enabled it writes the out put to a file. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?> <performance_output version="1.0" date="20060830 08:53:33" framework_revision="7.5.1" job_ident="1671"> <layout ...

ray.wurlod wrote:Lots of places. It might even be a pathname in an ODBC data source definition. It's really difficult to say without knowing more about how your particular site is configured.

I found this " Error: no known VMs. (check for corrupt jvm.cfg file)" in the PXengine\java\JobMonApp.log.

My concern would be with "/C=/Program: not found " from which it appears that somewhere (configuration file?) you have specified "C=" rather than "C:" in a Windows pathname. Given that the client software installs by default in C:\Program Files\Ascential\DataStage some...

Hi All, Ds 7.5x2 on win xp with dsclient_xpsp2.zip patch installed. Appreciate if any one can help with this pls.Already cheked the previous posts and made some changes as suggested. Getting compiler error exit status 32512. ##W TBLD 000000 09:12:22(003) <main_program> Error when checking composite ...

Hi, I am getting this cannot unpack libdslic.so error while trying to reinstall DS 7.5.1 on RHL AS 3. I got this same error before but it some how worked on it's own after couple of attempts at that time. Already I went through other posts and they it's because of space. It may not apply in my case....

[quote="Krazykoolrohit"]you need to make an entry to .tdenv file (search your docuemtation for installation path). also to the .odbc.ini (not sure about linux) Hi Rohit, Thanks for the quick response. Are you saying dsenv file or there is a seperate .tdenv file. If so what would be the pat...