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esivaprasad
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Scheduler issue

Post by esivaprasad »

Hi,

When i am trying to schedule a job/sequence using User ID : dsadm,
i am getting following error

"Error adding to schedule: at: you are not authorized to use at. Sorry.
(Command was: at -s 00:15 MAY 16)
(Data was: /vol01/dsadm/Ascential/DataStage/Projects/Test_MaRS/dsr_sched.sh /vol01/dsadm/Ascential/DataStage/Projects/Test_MaRS /vol01/dsadm/Ascential/DataStage/DSEngine SPMSeqPT 0/50/1/0/0 2 >/dev/null 2>&1) "

Please help me to schedule a job /sequence without issue and let me know if need any other details.
Thanks in advance for all your support.
Siva
sreewin7
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Re: Scheduler issue

Post by sreewin7 »

I think you dont have premission on this, check and try to do one more time.

the below post may be helpful to you.

viewtopic.php?t=91945

Thanks
Sreee
esivaprasad
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Re: Scheduler issue

Post by esivaprasad »

Thanks for you update.
My unix SA added dsadm in at.allow and cron.allow.
after that i can able to schedule job.
But that schedule not starting at specified time.
I have tried with options availble in datastage ditrector, like Today,Tomorrow,every , next,daily.
but at specified job not starting automatically. Till that specified schedule time, i can able to see that the job is schedule.
But at exact time of schedule,its showing that no job is scheduled.
i can able to see that schedule job and time in at -l, crontab -l .

Please help me out to resolve this issue.
Siva
sreewin7
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Re: Scheduler issue

Post by sreewin7 »

If you schedule job for particular time it will run the job automatically and it will show not schedule because job is already running at that time.
Can you please double check the job and result of the job and let me know.

Thanks
Sree
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Post by chulett »

One time jobs use 'at' and that means that they will only show as 'scheduled' until they run. Re-occurring jobs use 'cron' and will always show as scheduled.
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