problem with the teradata

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problem with the teradata

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hi,i am using teradata enterprise stage to load the data from a dataset.i am using replace option ie, drop the table then create a new table and load the data.The same job working in development box, but it is giving warnings on the system test box.following is the error.
APT_TeraWriteOperator:DB Call Failure(success check) Info = 0, Code = 3593, Message = No DATA parcel sent and request uses a USING clause.
APT_TeraWriteOperator:ExecuteImmediate failed for 'USING CIDPERSID(integer), PRDID(integer), SRC_SYS_KEY(varchar(20)) INSERT INTO BADA_PDW_SYT.DA_PDW_CC1K (CIDPERSID, PRDID, SRC_SYS_KEY) VALUES (:CIDPERSID, :PRDID, :SRC_SYS_KEY)'.
can naybody tell me what is the problem.Thanks for your help
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Post by ray.wurlod »

What's different between the system where it is working and the system where it is not? Please consider non-DataStage differences as well, particularly differences in Teradata settings.
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we tried that also, we asked our DBA to check the settings and he says settings are same.
is there any additional insert statement we have to give other than USING?
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Two things to be checked:

1. Permission for 'WORK' database
-Check whether you have appropriate permissions for the 'WORK' database.

2. Space allocated to 'WORK' database
-Check whether sufficient space has been allocated to 'WORK' db.
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Two things to be checked:

1. Permission for 'WORK' database
-Check whether you have appropriate permissions for the 'WORK' database.

2. Space allocated to 'WORK' database
-Check whether sufficient space has been allocated to 'WORK' db.
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Post by aaron102 »

I am also facing the same issue.Since i am working in development DB i have all the permission and i checked out with the DBA and got to know sufficient space was available.

Can someone pls help with giving a few more pointers??
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Perhaps siva4joy can, since the thread has been marked as resolved.

Customary practice here on DSXchange is, when you mark a thread as resolved, to make a post indicating how it was resolved, so as to aid future searchers.
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Post by aaron102 »

I have sent out a private message to sivajoy,hope i would get quick reply.But if someone else meanwhile can give me some help it would be appreciated.

Suggestion:If somekind of process was in place having to move a topic to "Resolved" Status only if a solution was stated in the thread,might have been a really helpfull to all.
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Post by aaron102 »

Found a solution [:D]

In Teradata Enterprise Stage,addional details should be given under Additional Connection Options as "SessionsPerPlayer= <Depends upon your requirement,i have it as 2> ,RequestedSessions = <Depends upon your requirement,i have it as 4> ,WORKDB = <LOG DB Name>" under the DB Options Mode.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Beware, with this approach, that you must have sufficient AMPS available to service the request. 2 x 4 = 8 AMPS.
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