fatal error from UtilityAbortToLog
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 7:50 am
Similar to a posting from Oct 2004, I am getting the following message when running a routine I've written through a job sequencer:
Call_01_Routine_Test_2..JobControl (fatal error from UtilityAbortToLog): USER INFO: Call_01_Main failed JOB=> Call_01_Routine_Test_2 STAGE=> JobControl LINK=> -8
This error appears after the message
Call_01_Routine_Test_2..JobControl (@xml_iad_source_set): Omitted checkpoint for call of routine 'DSU.InsRunDSJob'
and the routine works fine when run on it's own.
The routine is simple. Runs a sql statement to determine if a job needs to run. IF true, it then Attaches to the job and then to the master job to determine parameter values. Looks up the appropriate values, assigns the parameters and runs the job. This was working fine when I left work yesterday, but has been aborting on every attempt since. The ony thing that has changed is that the server has been rebooted, and I triggered the call job to abort to test a failed status. I have purged the &PH& directory with no success.
And advice\ideas, would be greatly appreciated.
cheers,
Heather
Call_01_Routine_Test_2..JobControl (fatal error from UtilityAbortToLog): USER INFO: Call_01_Main failed JOB=> Call_01_Routine_Test_2 STAGE=> JobControl LINK=> -8
This error appears after the message
Call_01_Routine_Test_2..JobControl (@xml_iad_source_set): Omitted checkpoint for call of routine 'DSU.InsRunDSJob'
and the routine works fine when run on it's own.
The routine is simple. Runs a sql statement to determine if a job needs to run. IF true, it then Attaches to the job and then to the master job to determine parameter values. Looks up the appropriate values, assigns the parameters and runs the job. This was working fine when I left work yesterday, but has been aborting on every attempt since. The ony thing that has changed is that the server has been rebooted, and I triggered the call job to abort to test a failed status. I have purged the &PH& directory with no success.
And advice\ideas, would be greatly appreciated.
cheers,
Heather