Error While saving a Job in V8.1

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kumar3846
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Error While saving a Job in V8.1

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Hi All,

I am getting an error like
" Unable to save EditServ.impl.JobDefnImpl@10781078 "

while saving a job , can you guys please let me know what this issue is refering to ,

Thanks in Advance for your suggestions .

Thanks,

Kumar
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Search. An exact match on "Unable to save EditServ" returned 10 matches, so there's 9 other people who have had the same problem.
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try indexing your repository...u will be good....
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Doubt it.
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Re: Error While saving a Job in V8.1

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kumar3846 wrote:Hi All,

I am getting an error like
" Unable to save EditServ.impl.JobDefnImpl@10781078 "

while saving a job , can you guys please let me know what this issue is refering to ,

Thanks in Advance for your suggestions .

Thanks,

Kumar
We had a similar problem in V 8.0.1
XMETA Database have to be switched to autoextend = YES. Per default it is set to NO and ran out of space. Contact your Oracle DBA and he will do that.

Hope this will help.

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Post by ArndW »

We just had that issue today, with over 30 developers suddenly enjoying a forced break.

Our Oracle XMETA had no space left and autoextend was (intentionally) turned off. The autoextend doesn't have to be on, but one does need enough space to store the metadata.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Curiously one of my clients also ran out of space for XMETA yesterday. However it was DB2, auto-extend was ON. They actually ran out of disk space. So they'll be adding 30GB to that file system overnight.
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