JobActivity behaviour

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dspxlearn
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JobActivity behaviour

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Hi,

I was running two simple Jobactivities.For each i gave 1 job, and in both i gave the Execution action as Run.Both the jobs were running sucessfully when i run individually..
It was giving an error like..

<JobSeqGenError>
<Code>2017</Code>
<Desc>XML parser error on input line 0: source='', reason='The system cannot locate the resource specified.
'</Desc>
<LineNum>0</LineNum>
<Line></Line>
<Ref></Ref>
<Version>7.1.0.13</Version>
</JobSeqGenError>


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Post by ray.wurlod »

Welcome aboard! :D

The most common cause for this error is that one of the jobs referred to in the Job Activity has not been compiled. Or is not currently in a knowable (or runnable) state for some other reason.
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JobActivity

Post by dspxlearn »

Hi ray,

I have compiled the two jobs before and also ran them..
Then only i was using those two jobs in the sequencer


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Post by chulett »

A 'not compiled job' would get you a specific error about it not being in a 'runnable' state. This, from what I recall, is some kind of permissions issue down in the project (or engine?) on your server. Search the forum, as I'm pretty sure the problem and solution have both been posted more than once.
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