How to clear all locks of the job

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tsn
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How to clear all locks of the job

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Have opened two jobs in a session. both jobs are not compiled, just got imported. the datatstage got timedout. when I tried to open the job, i am getting a message like the job is being accessed by another resource.

I tried in director using clean up resource,
then killed the session in the unix
then logged into administrator and used DS.TOOLS and followed the menu

nothing worked out, still i couldn't able to access the job.

I found the PSID is 0 for two jobs. The lock type is RECORD lock.

can you pls help me out in clear the lock held by the job.

tks.
with regards,
tsn
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Restarting your DataStage server is the safest. A process ID (if that's what you mean by PSID) of 0 ought not to hold any DataStage locks - it suggests problems in the lock table itself.

If you can post the relevant lines from a LIST.READU EVERY report then more targeted suggestions may be able to be offered.
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have you mentioned anything after "If you.........." in your reply, if so, i am unable to read it..............
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tsn wrote:have you mentioned anything after "If you.........." in your reply, if so, i am unable to read it..............
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