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Gentlemen:

we had to change the owner and set permissions for the DSU_BP.O.
it is working fine.

Thanks for your responses.

Have a good one.

When trying to compile a routine, it is failing because of this error
Any help is appreciated...

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kris wrote:

attu wrote:Hi i have a question, do we need to define the jobmon port 13401 in etc/services like we do for datastage port 31538?

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The defaults are 13400 and 13401. You don't have to do anything in particular unless there are other applications are using these ports.

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Hi i have a question, do we need to define the jobmon port 13401 in etc/services like we do for datastage port 31538?

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if I only know a jobname , how can I know which project it belongs to using UV command?

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Thanks Ray, Andrw, Chulett and all.

sud wrote:It is the aCC compiler for HP.

Sud, how will I find it using the unix command.

unix command line for determining C++ compiler version on HP-UX
is only working for aix. what is it for hp -ux

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Thanks guys.

how to add ds.tools in voc?

Thanks in advance

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Hi , just wondering what is the command for finding the c++ compiler installed for datastage 7.5.1 from HP-UX command line.
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chulett wrote:Because you are exporting the final 'command string' not actually executing it.

Change:

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export cmdstring

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eval ${cmdstring}

and see if that works more better.

Thanks Chulett, it worked.

When I am trying to get the parametrs for my job froma project the script is not giving the required output. *************************************** #!/usr/bin/ksh project=devtest export project jobname=test1 export jobname DSBIN=`cat /.dshome`/bin export DSBIN cd `cat /.dshome` . ./dsenv DSCMDEXE=&...

script.sh[2]: devtest: not found means line #2 has an error (probably the space after the = sign) Also consider using explicit hostname, userid, and password notation with dsjob. Yup , it worked, but i didnt use the hostname, userid or password. BTW what would the syntax be dsjob -ljobs hostname us...