dsjob -report command in v8.0.1

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dsjob -report command in v8.0.1

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Hi,

Created a server job to get the job log details:

It's working fine in v7.5.1
I/P: Seq file under that selected Filter Command
dsjob -report project_name job_name XML

While creating the same job in v8.0.1 I am getting the following error:
Error in filter command

Could you please guide me how to achieve the same command in v8.0.1?

Thanks in advance

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Sekhar
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Post by chulett »

Does it work if you fully qualify the pathname to dsjob? That would be a big hint as to the issue if true. Otherwise... fixpacks?
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Post by kmsekhar »

I tried by passing the full path name before dsjob command. Again getting same error..
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Then it seems to me you are firmly into Support territory. From what I've seen, the 8.0 release falls squarely into the "To Be Skipped" camp. IMHO, you'd be well served to upgrade as soon as practical.
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Re: dsjob -report command in v8.0.1

Post by chandra.shekhar@tcs.com »

Run below command dsjob -report <proname> <jobname> IN $dshome/bin directory.

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Post by chulett »

If you read the other replies here, you would see that was already suggested and reported as not having helped. :?
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