Hi ,
It's somebody who can explain what the Orchestrate is and how to look at it ?
More precise,I have this error message and I would like to know how to interpret it.
##W TFPA 000012 08:30:00(006) <main_program> Warning: the PWD environment variable is not defined. Remote process startup may be unsuccessful as a result.If your ORCHESTRATE job does not start up correctly, please set your PWD variable to a value that will work on all nodes of your system.
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Emma
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Re: ORCHESTRATE
Hi Emma,
Orchestrate is not really something you can see, it is the engine that runs the PX jobs. You can look at the OSH, or the code generated for your job for Orchestrate, but that won't help you with this.
Do a search for PWD Environment Variable and you will find some useful information.
Orchestrate is not really something you can see, it is the engine that runs the PX jobs. You can look at the OSH, or the code generated for your job for Orchestrate, but that won't help you with this.
Do a search for PWD Environment Variable and you will find some useful information.
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PWD is an environment variable. It contains the pathname of your working directory. In most cases it can usefully be set to "." (current directory).
"Orchestrate" is the operating environment, in much the same way that "UNIX" or "PL/SQL" are operating environments. They have no real visibility.
"Orchestrate" is the operating environment, in much the same way that "UNIX" or "PL/SQL" are operating environments. They have no real visibility.
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