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import/Export Jobs Error

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hi

We just upgrade the OS from redhat 5 to redhat 6 and running datastage 8.7 on Z system.

After the upgrade we are not able to import the jobs .

we are getting following errors

ERROR on CREATE.FILE command( An error has occurred during datastage initialization .please contact system admin error code 4 22)

and when we run the jobs the job status is in black colour ready mode.


Is this related to OS upgrade and IBM recommends min 8.7.0.1 for Redhat 6.

If we install Fixpack 2 will it solve the issue

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Post by roy »

Hi,
IMHO (In My Humble Opinion),
You need to open a support ticket with IBM and get an official response.
If IBM recommends a minimum release or fix pack to be installed to support your new OS release, you should have installed it after your OS upgrade.

IHTH (I Hope This Helps),
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Post by sainath »

Hi

We run the FIX pack 2 for 8.7 but we still have following errors


1) when we run the jobs jobs status stay in ready mode with out doing any thing.

2) we are getting following error in Engine Tier.CDIIN2899E: Failed to catalog: /InformationServer/Projects/xxx/Project/xxxx/DSD_BP.O/DSCheckSum.B in catalog: DSD_BP

3) When We import jobs Create.file Error as above.


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Post by ray.wurlod »

Check permissions on the DSD_BP.O directory.
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HI

the permission on the whole project directory are
drwxrwxr-x .Is this sufficient or we have to give 777


We installed service and engine tier service pack 2 8.7 .

is there any for Client Tier..

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Post by PaulVL »

One of the things that bit us during an OS upgrade was how the new OS now disliked uninitialized variables.

Old OS handled blank entries fine.
New OS threw an error message about the setting of a variable to blank, and basically didn't have the variable defined.

You might want to check basic stuff like that.

(not saying that this is what you are running into).

Also, I would probably advocate to recompiling your jobs on the new OS.
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Post by sainath »

Hi
I recompiled all the jobs. Still I am having this issue. Is there any fix for this

issue.client don't want to downgrade os to 5 . I don't know where to start.

Please share your ideas

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Involve support.
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sainath wrote:the permission on the whole project directory are
drwxrwxr-x .Is this sufficient or we have to give 777
Depends. Is the group the one to which all DataStage users belong?
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Post by priyadarshikunal »

you may try changing for one job and running it.
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