DataStage Upgradation issue

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Nareshkurra
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DataStage Upgradation issue

Post by Nareshkurra »

Hi,

Recently we have upgraded the dataStage from 7.5.1 to 7.5.3. After the upgradaton we are facing the issues with the job run.

Once the DS job run all the jobs are failing with the below mentioned error:

XFM_data_mapping: Failed to load the library "V0S523_jobname_XFM_data_mapping.so"; either the directory containing the library file
is not on the library search path, or the library was compiled on a system
that is incompatible with this system: Could not load "V0S523_jobname_XFM_data_mapping": ld.so.1: osh: fatal: relocation error: file /projectlib/projectname/RT_BP709.O/V0S523_jobname_XFM_data_mapping.so: symbol __1cNAPT_TimeStampOlocalTimeStamp6F_0_: referenced symbol not found.

Can any one please help on this
Naresh
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Post by ArndW »

Have you tried a force-recompile of the job, it might be that the binary for the transform stage is not present.
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Post by Sreenivasulu »

Agree with ArndW. It could be a issue where-in you need to re-compile your jobs

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Post by Nareshkurra »

Hi,

I have recompiled the job and re ran the job through DataStage it ran successfully. But the same job when ran through unix script is getting failed again with the same issue.

Note: Before the upgrade we have taken the export of the jobs to our local(XP) machine and after the upgrade we have imported them back. Then we have performed multiple compilation of jobs.Please let me know whether this could be an issue?
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Post by chulett »

Then it sounds like your script isn't properly preparing the environment before running the job. Source your dsenv file in the script, then run the job.
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