job aborted due to Timeout Expired

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job aborted due to Timeout Expired

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Hi all,

I load data from source which contains 60 lakhs of records.when i run that job getting error message as"ACCONTS_FACT:[DataDirect][ODBC SQL Server Driver][libssclient21]Timeout Expired".pls help me out.


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How long does it run before you get this message?
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This job running 2 hr 20 mins afterthat job aborted due to "Timeout Expired" warning message
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Have any rows gone down the ODBC link in that time? If not, it is an inactivity timer and perhaps you could make your job write to a file and then write a second job to load that file to the table.
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ArndW wrote:Have any rows gone down the ODBC link in that time? If not, it is an inactivity timer and perhaps you could make your job write to a file and then write a second job to load that file to the table. ...

yes, my source is DRS stage which contains 60 lacks of records...
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How many rows get processed in DataStage before you get a timeout? I still think that you are doing a big SELECT that doesn't return anything and thus times out. The number of rows in the table isn't the factor here, but the time it takes to deliver might be.
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Ask if your database has any kind of 'inactivity timeout' settings, which can be triggered if no rows flow down a link for a period of time.
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