Parallel job reports failure (code 134)

cuddykum · Post by **cuddykum** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 4:39 pm

Has anyone come across this error? Parallel job reports failure (code 134)- What is this? I don't have any other messages. The only other pieces of info that might give a clue are reproduced below.

*********** Warnings Follow ******************************
main_program: An NLS map <ISO-8859-1> is specified, but NLS_LANG is not set. The NLS map must be set to an ICU codepage which is equivalent to the character set specified by NLS_LANG

????????????????????: Column ?????????? floating point decimal not fully supported. Adjusting scale.
*********** Info follows *********************************
Contents of phantom output file =>
RT_SC87/OshExecuter.sh: line 20: 12909 Aborted $APT_ORCHHOME/bin/osh "$@" -f $oshscript >$oshpipe 2>&1
********************************************************

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Cuddy

ray.wurlod · Post by **ray.wurlod** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 4:52 pm

Welcome aboard! :D

The first message is a warning that there is a difference between the character map set for DataStage NLS and that set by the environment variable NLS_LANG (which may not be set at all). This may affect handling of non-Latin characters, whether in View Data or in processing.

The second message is an informational message that your C environment does not fully support floating point decimal numbers, a message that generally appears when dfloat is specified as a data type.

The abort message relates very specifically to an OSH script (the pathname to which is RT_SC87/OshExecuter.sh in your project directory on the server). Take a look at this script and see what's happening at and just prior to line 20, and relate this back to your job design. Alas it's not possible to be any more precise without knowing more about that design.

ukyrvd · Post by **ukyrvd** » Wed Apr 05, 2006 12:19 pm

The first message is a warning that there is a difference between the character map set for DataStage NLS and that set by the environment variable NLS_LANG (which may not be set at all). This may affect handling of non-Latin characters, whether in View Data or in processing

Hi ray ..
Can you please explain how and where (UNIX box) do we set this?

thanks

ray.wurlod · Post by **ray.wurlod** » Wed Apr 05, 2006 3:19 pm

It's an environment variable. You can set it anywhere you like, including /etc/profile, $HOME/.profile and so on. For DataStage processes it should be set in $DSHOME/dsenv.