Server Error
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Server Error
We have mulitple projects on a single server. One of the projects starting to get an error message this morning. All of the other projects appear to be functional.
The error is:
Error calling subroutine: DSR_PROJECT (Action=8); check DataStage is set up correctly in project XXXXXX_XXXX_XXXXX(Name changed to protect the innocent)
(Subroutine failed to complete successfully (30107))
Does this error sound familiar?
Is there a fix?
Any information will be helpful.
The error is:
Error calling subroutine: DSR_PROJECT (Action=8); check DataStage is set up correctly in project XXXXXX_XXXX_XXXXX(Name changed to protect the innocent)
(Subroutine failed to complete successfully (30107))
Does this error sound familiar?
Is there a fix?
Any information will be helpful.
HAVE A GOOD ONE
Any information? One such source would be all of the postings in these forums from other people facing the same issue. A search on your error message should turn up quite a bit of information to get you started.
Last edited by chulett on Wed Oct 18, 2006 6:56 am, edited 1 time in total.
-craig
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Does this occur for all projects or just one? Does it occur in all clients? Can you connect with Administrator client? If so, does the list of projects on the Projects tab populate correctly? If not, one of the system tables (UV.ACCOUNT or UV_SCHEMA) has become unsynchronized and probably need to be fixed.
But answer the questions first.
But answer the questions first.
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:D , The last time i got this error, all freestanding files in my $DATASTAGE/projects/ProjectName directory had been deleted, apparently by a stray semicolon in the filepath of a sequential file being written to the project directory :D . An ECASE has been raised to IBM. LOL
This happened only for one project.
This happened only for one project.
Cool, an Ecase to protect you from stray semi-colons? Let us know how that works out.rameshrr3 wrote::D , The last time i got this error, all freestanding files in my $DATASTAGE/projects/ProjectName directory had been deleted, apparently by a stray semicolon in the filepath of a sequential file being written to the project directory :D . An ECASE has been raised to IBM. LOL
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-craig
"You can never have too many knives" -- Logan Nine Fingers
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That is another issue in and of itself. We brought the server down and back, ran some of the rebuild features, looked into DS.TOOLS, and cleaned out the &PH& directory.
I also deleted some old sequential files in the project directory.
After all of those were completed, the error vanished and we were at back in business.
Not sure what was the culprit, but it may have been a corrupt sequential file.
That is another issue in and of itself. We brought the server down and back, ran some of the rebuild features, looked into DS.TOOLS, and cleaned out the &PH& directory.
I also deleted some old sequential files in the project directory.
After all of those were completed, the error vanished and we were at back in business.
Not sure what was the culprit, but it may have been a corrupt sequential file.
HAVE A GOOD ONE
Craig Asked
Sorry for the rather late update on this.[/quote]
Yes The Ecase has been solved.In the DSD_BP.O directory on the server project home pathname, we replaced the file "DSD_SEQOpen.B", with a new 'copy' IBM gave us. Funny That.Cool, an Ecase to protect you from stray semi-colons? Let us know how that works out.
Sorry for the rather late update on this.[/quote]
Last edited by rameshrr3 on Fri Nov 10, 2006 8:50 am, edited 1 time in total.