I had a job which generates some sequntial files processing the input data files. I saved it under an existing project. The job got compiled and i was able to run it sucesfuly for the first time. But there was a error thrown in the log and said it was not able to load the log detials (mid way)
When tried compiling this time , i didn't work it was not even able to recognize the transformer stage.
I closed the project and tried reopening the project. It throwed an error
stating failed to connect to the project with the reason
the directory you are trying to connect is not a UV account or does not exist(39125)
i had a backup of this job as dsx file tried creating a new project and loaded it there....but still ended up with the same problem it wasn't able to even compile. closing the project i wasn't able to even open
What could be the problem? Any system table corruption related
Unable to open the project
Moderators: chulett, rschirm, roy
Hi,
In case you didn't have a typo mistake (verify by using DS Administrator to view projects list).
First verify the dsrpcd is up and running.
After that verifying the project directory (cases sensitive) exists.
Then run a $DSHOME/bin/dssh after loading your DS environment and try LOGTO <project name> (again case sensitive), does it work?
In case you didn't have a typo mistake (verify by using DS Administrator to view projects list).
First verify the dsrpcd is up and running.
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ps -ef | grep dsrpcd | grep -v grep
Then run a $DSHOME/bin/dssh after loading your DS environment and try LOGTO <project name> (again case sensitive), does it work?
Roy R.
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