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sushanth
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Compilation failed

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Dear Friends
when I want to compile it gives the following error pls help,
the same sequencer under the same project runs in other
client system but in my system this error .
Thanks
Sushanth

<JobSeqGenError>
<Code>2017</Code>
<Desc>XML parser error on input line 0: source='', reason='The system cannot locate the resource specified.
'</Desc>
<LineNum>0</LineNum>
<Line></Line>
<Ref></Ref>
<Version>7.1.0.8</Version>
</JobSeqGenError>
Sushanth
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Post by ArndW »

sushanth,

the XML packages need to be installed explicitly, they are not installed as part of the DS default installation. See the installation guide for DataStage and also that for XML for details on how to perform this (quick) install.
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Post by Precious »

This is from a post on DSXchange:
rsrikant posted the following:

Here is the fix for this issue.

Proper rights should be given to the folder C:\Program Files\Ascential\DataStage so that the xml file used for compilation can be written. It means all the users who need to work on DataStage should have write permissions to this folder. This situation arises when using a remote interface like Citrix to work on DataStage. In this case multiple users from offsite will connect using Citrix to the same m/c on which the DataStage client is installed. So, all these users should be given write permissions to C:\Program Files\Ascential\DataStage folder.


Hope this is helpful for all of you!!!
This might be the reason its working from some other client.

Regards,
Precious

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Post by Sainath.Srinivasan »

Also if you are using Win XP SP2, check for a patch from ASCL for this purpose.
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