hi all
When i am running my parallel jobs which have datasets in them. i observed that though the actually datasets which are formed are being formed at the location i want. The pointers to these datasets is being formed in
/appl/dsadm/Ascential/DataStage/Datasets
with naming similar to something like below
dhl_job_class.ds.dsadm.dhldev2.0000.0000.0000.c05.c3f98eac.0000.b91c5aaf
I am facing some severe space crunch on my server. can i delete these files after every run. Will my doing that someway effect the job?
It would be really helpful if someone can tell me what these files hold and if it is safe if i can delete them
Any inputs will be really helpful
Thanks and Regards
Pavan
Deletion of DataSet Pointers
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Hi Pavan,
A dataset is a collection of data files and a contol file with .ds extension. If you use the rm command you remove only the control file and not the data files. Use 'orchadmin delete' command which deletes both the control file as well as the data files.
Delete the intermediate datasets in the sequencer using a routine activity stage calling ExecSH routine.
HTH
Rich
A dataset is a collection of data files and a contol file with .ds extension. If you use the rm command you remove only the control file and not the data files. Use 'orchadmin delete' command which deletes both the control file as well as the data files.
Delete the intermediate datasets in the sequencer using a routine activity stage calling ExecSH routine.
HTH
Rich
Use the following command:
This will delete not only the header file, but all the reference files.
You do can point those dataset files elsewhere using your APT_CONFIG_FILE configuration (Disk). See the file "man_gde.pdf", chapter 11 - "The Parallel Engine Configuration File" - for further information on this.
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$APT_ORCHHOME/bin/orchadmin delete [dataset header file]
You do can point those dataset files elsewhere using your APT_CONFIG_FILE configuration (Disk). See the file "man_gde.pdf", chapter 11 - "The Parallel Engine Configuration File" - for further information on this.
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