Status code = -9999 DSJE_DSJOB_ERROR
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Status code = -9999 DSJE_DSJOB_ERROR
I am running a datastage job from the command line as given below:-
/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngine/bin/dsjob -run -jobstatus BHDEVCN SampleRun
Where "SampleRun" is job which is not having any parameters.
while running i'm getting the following error:-
Error Status code = -99 DSJE_REPERROR job
I have ran the other jobs also but still the same error.
I tried this command "dsjob -lstages BHDEVCN SampleRun" also
it's correctly listing the stages in the job.
But while running (dsjob -run ) only the error comes...
Can anyone please tell me what might be the issue?
I searched also on the forum but didn't help me to fix the issue...
DS Experts please help me out...
/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngine/bin/dsjob -run -jobstatus BHDEVCN SampleRun
Where "SampleRun" is job which is not having any parameters.
while running i'm getting the following error:-
Error Status code = -99 DSJE_REPERROR job
I have ran the other jobs also but still the same error.
I tried this command "dsjob -lstages BHDEVCN SampleRun" also
it's correctly listing the stages in the job.
But while running (dsjob -run ) only the error comes...
Can anyone please tell me what might be the issue?
I searched also on the forum but didn't help me to fix the issue...
DS Experts please help me out...
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One possibility is that if I create a job with my user id in Designer and the if i try running the job with another id using this command and if the there is no access for the second id to run the created job this happens.
Solution:
Use the same id with which this job was created or if you are able to run the same job in designer with a specific id thed use the same to run using the command.
Also the list of status codes is available in the DataStage Guides, scroll through them for more information
Solution:
Use the same id with which this job was created or if you are able to run the same job in designer with a specific id thed use the same to run using the command.
Also the list of status codes is available in the DataStage Guides, scroll through them for more information
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Not so strange, rather one cannot delete a post that has been replied to. So if you accidentally 'double post' (which is what I assume happened here) you need to delete the second one.zulfi123786 wrote:This is strange but i am unable to delete this post, Please ignore
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Re: Status code = -9999 DSJE_DSJOB_ERROR
And this means what exactly? You cannot run any job as all attempts get this error or everything else runs fine and you get this error only for this particular job?datisaq wrote:I have ran the other jobs also but still the same error.
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Ray was responding to zulfi123786 rather than you, I believe. Your problem is one of syntax I would wager.
You need to provide full credentials from the command line, meaning userid and password. For 8.x they added in the need for the domain as well, so add all three to the command line and let us know what happens next. For completeness and just to make sure you cover all of your bases, I would add in the -server component as well so there's no doubt what you want to run from where by whom.![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
You need to provide full credentials from the command line, meaning userid and password. For 8.x they added in the need for the domain as well, so add all three to the command line and let us know what happens next. For completeness and just to make sure you cover all of your bases, I would add in the -server component as well so there's no doubt what you want to run from where by whom.
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I was responding to datisaq and still am.
Check out the permissions on objects in the project directory.
The best place to set umask is in the dsenv script.
Since you are certified in (what, exactly? there is no Information Server 8.1 certification as far as I am aware) you should have been aware of this - it's a fundamental requirement if there is to be more than one user using DataStage.
Check out the permissions on objects in the project directory.
The best place to set umask is in the dsenv script.
Since you are certified in (what, exactly? there is no Information Server 8.1 certification as far as I am aware) you should have been aware of this - it's a fundamental requirement if there is to be more than one user using DataStage.
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OK, just seemed that way to me based on zulfi123786 being the only one mentioning anything that seemed 'user based' where things worked under one user but didn't under another. Arnd was the one responding to datisaq's query on the how of the umask setting. I agree it's a best practice and all, I just don't see how you get from the original A to your B. Which is fine and wouldn't be the first time. Ah, well.
Still believe all they need are credentials.
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Still believe all they need are credentials.
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