Error compiling generated subroutine ERROR

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Error compiling generated subroutine ERROR

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Hi All,

I'm using DS Server V7.1R1 with Oracle 8.1.7 as Database and Unix Solaris as OS. When i compile the job i'm getting
"Error compiling generated subroutine for stage ABCD.exp_STG_DEFAULT". Show error points to Transformer stage. I checked the transformer stage and i haven't seen any error on it. The jobs are already tested jobs without any errors.
"I"M GETTING THIS FOR ALL THE JOBS WHEN I TRY TO COMPILE".

Please help me how to get rid of this error.......URGENT PLEASE.....

Thanks...Thanks
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Post by chulett »

After you click 'Show Error' and it highlights the Transformer, click 'More'. It will tell you exactly what it thinks is wrong.
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If you're still having a problem, post the output of clicking More on this forum.
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Post by sdmy »

The problem got solved.

The issue is there is no enough space in the unix box and also i rebuild the repository indexes using DS.TOOLS and now it's working fine.

Thanks for all your help.
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Post by nivas »

sdmy wrote:The problem got solved.

The issue is there is no enough space in the unix box and also i rebuild the repository indexes using DS.TOOLS and now it's working fine.

Thanks for all your help.

Hi
Could any body please tell at which node we should have sufficient memory and what is the minimum %of memory should be available?

thanks
Nivas
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Post by ray.wurlod »

There is only one node, so the question is moot. This is the server forum.

Still waiting for the output from clicking More to be posted, or for the thread to be marked as resolved.
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Post by whelbli »

I had this error and did a df -k to check space on the file systems on the AIX box. /tmp was full so I cleaned it up and after that I was able to compile jobs again
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