How to Rebuild repository index using DS.REINDEX ALL

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How to Rebuild repository index using DS.REINDEX ALL

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Does anyone know how to rebuild the repository index by executing the DS.REINDEX ALL command from the Datastage shell? I do not have admin access

I get error while running the job which is moved from dev environment to test environment, which says "Error calling subroutine: DSR_EXECJOB (Action=5); check DataStage is set up correctly in project (The connection is broken (81002))".
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By "I don't have admin access" do you mean that you do not have the Administrator client installed or that you do not have a login that is credentialled as a DataStage administrator?

You can open the Administrator client even though you are not a DataStage administrator, and the Command window is available to execute commands that do not require this authority. DS.REINDEX is one such command.
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I do not have login credentials as admin
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You don't need them for this - all you need is exclusive (and I do mean exclusive) access to the Project in question to run the command.
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You would benefit by reading my entire post.

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Thank you Ray, got it.
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