Unlocking a job

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Unlocking a job

Post by boris »

Hi all,
Some of the jobs are getting locked due to temporary network disconnection.How to unlock these jobs? Any clues would be appriciated.
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Post by kcbland »

Search the forum, this has been covered lots of times.
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Post by ketfos »

Hi,
Go to DataStage Director and choose CleanUp resources.

Select the PID# and Release it.

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Post by Bhusan »

If Datastage director cleanup does not release the job, then do a grep on dsapi_slave and find the pid of the process and kill that.
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Post by rasi »

goto uv and type DS.TOOLS. A menu will appear and choose 5 from that option which gives you all information about locks.

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Post by boris »

Thanks guys,
It worked.
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Post by chucksmith »

Be aware that the DataStage pid only report 6 digit PIDs. On some Unix boxes, I have found 7 digit PIDs. Be sure to use the correct PID. You may want to verify it with a ps -ef.
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