abnormal termination in transformer

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abnormal termination in transformer

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hi

am working with the environment datastage 8.1 server jobs, i have simple job it fetches the data form oracle oci table and load into orabulk stage with a transformer stage, placed between oracle OCI and ORABULK.

it ran sucessfully yesterday, but today its giving a warning message

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Abnormal termination of stage CWLdDimDealer_chk..TrfVend detected
any one can guide me why this warning is coming...

thanks for advance..
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Post by ray.wurlod »

No.

Tell us what's in the other messages.

Tell us what's in the "from previous run" message logged when you reset the job.

There is just not enough information for a cogent diagnosis in what you have provided thus far.
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its throwing only one warnng message

Abnormal termination of stage CWLdDimDealer_chk..TrfVend detected
and also info message
DSD.StageRun Active stage starting, tracemode = 0.
previous run it ran succesfully yesterday,today its giving this problem
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hi ,
please see the info mesage below from previous run..

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From previous run 
DataStage Job 136 Phantom 9567
*** glibc detected *** phantom: free(): invalid next size (fast): 0x0a3ac738 ***
*** glibc detected *** phantom: malloc(): memory corruption (fast): 0x0a3ac798 ***
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Any suggestions?????
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Suggest... patience.
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Any idea what happened to the solution?
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Post by chulett »

Hopefully by now there was one. I've got no idea what all might generate an error like that but I did an exact search here for "glibc detected" and got 23 hits... perhaps the answer was out there somewhere.
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found a solution.

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I added an environment variable -m32 for APT_COMPILER, it removed the error.

but i got a different error this time.

Fault type is 11. Layer type is BASIC run machine.
Fault occurred in BASIC program DSP.Open at address 574.

Any ideas what it could be....!
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Post by chulett »

You really should have your own thread for all this. And at this point I'm just going to repeat the standard advice - do an exact search for the first line of your error message. Lots of ideas out there.
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Okay Thanks :) :)
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