My DataStage Job could not be stopped

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My DataStage Job could not be stopped

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I made multiple effort to stop a datastage from the Director without effort.
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Is it actually running or does it just say it is running in the Director? Does Task Manager show any processes for the job?
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The jobs sometimes do not stop as the resources are more busy waiting for some other response, may be for a response from the database ..am myself waiting for a process to be force aborted .. still waiting :roll:
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Re: My DataStage Job could not be stopped

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[quote="cnjelita"]I made multiple effort to stop a datastage from the Director without effort.[/quote]

Do you mean client Task Manager or Server Task Manager?
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[quote="chulett"]Is it [i]actually[/i] running or does it just [i]say[/i] it is running in the Director? Does Task Manager show any processes for the job? ...[/quote]

It says that that job is running from the Director. When I click stop, it says that job is stopping at the Server.
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The Task Manager on the Server, if someone has access to that.
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cnjelita wrote:It says that that job is running from the Director. When I click stop, it says that job is stopping at the Server.
Right, figured as much. Need to know if it is still running or just flagged as running - two different things.
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yes .. I hit STOP on the director ..

or you can try this

go to Director > Job > Cleanup resources

and kill the Process id related to your job
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[quote="srividya"]yes .. I hit STOP on the director ..

or you can try this

go to Director > Job > Cleanup resources

and kill the Process id related to your job[/quote]

The Cleanup resources link is grayed out or not active from my director client.
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Post by srinivas.g »

Kill that session throgh Unix
ps -ef| grep 'userid' -- from this select the process id and kill that process id.
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cnjelita wrote:The Cleanup resources link is grayed out or not active from my director client.
It needs to be enabled on the General tab of project properties in the Administrator client.
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