IbiHeadGrpFileFtp..File_To_Be_Read.IDENT1: DSD.StageRun Active stage starting, tracemode = 0.
IbiHeadGrpFileFtp..HeadGrpFile_FTP: 230 User xxx logged in.
IbiHeadGrpFileFtp..HeadGrpFile_FTP: Error while trying to open connection for receiving data from the FTP server, FTP command PORT failed
Attempting to Cleanup after ABORT raised in stage IbiHeadGrpFileFtp..HeadGrpFile_FTP
Job IbiHeadGrpFileFtp aborted.
Changing the tracemode could give me more information, but I was wondering if somebody has had similar issues and got it resolved without doing that.
Any clues...
Narasimha Kade
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Hmmm ... sporadic errors are always the trickiest!
What's your FTP stage's settings for "FTP Data Connection Mode"? If it's the default 'active' then maybe try 'passive' (which will behave differently if you've got some weird firewall issue.)
Yes, currently it is set to the default "Active". Will change it to "Passive" and bump up the trace level and see if it helps.
Sadly, I am not able to reproduce the errors consistently.
Narasimha Kade
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Is there anything else (something different) happening with the Servers or the environment at those sporadic moments?
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It seems like the open connection was denied for some odd reason or it was unable to open the connection. Its hard to trim the problem down if its not reproducable. Ditch the stage, do it from command line, get the file and read it with a sequential file stage.
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Which version of 7 are you using. I'm currently on a site using 7.1r2 and I've also had sporadic errors with the FTP Stage. In my case it's for a non-production job so I've not taken the time to uncover what's going wrong. Perhaps worth asking IBM about?