Compilation Error - for dsadm user

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Compilation Error - for dsadm user

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While i am compiling any job ,
its throw me error,

Error writing to RT_CONFIGXXX(Job Name)

weird thing is that i can compile same job with other user ID.

id
uid=22116(ID) gid=10(staff),

groups
staff dsadmn

for dsadm

id
uid=22111(dsadm) gid=400(dsadmn)

groups
dsadmn

I checked all files under that project directory have permission (0777).And i can compile same job using different ID belongs to "staff" group.
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Post by ArndW »

can you 'touch' or 'mkdir' using your dsadm id in the project directory?
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Post by swades »

ArndW wrote:can you 'touch' or 'mkdir' using your dsadm id in the project directory?
Yes i can run 'mkdir' command using my dsadm id.
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Post by ArndW »

What about the UNIX access rights to the directory RT_CONFIGxxxx and the files in that directory?
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Post by swades »

ArndW wrote:What about the UNIX access rights to the directory RT_CONFIGxxxx and the files in that directory?
For RT_CONFIGxxxx - 0777
and files in that directory - 0664, i have changed this permission to 0777, now its not throwing me any error ,but it still fail to compile.

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Post by ArndW »

yes, since if other uses create a job or files through compilation, they won't be accessible by your dsadm, i.e. if you try to recompile a job and the object was created by another user, leaving dsadm "r" but not "wd" rights.
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Post by swades »

Its Done :D

Thanks ArndW
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