Basic Transformer stage

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somu_june
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Basic Transformer stage

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Hi,

Iam using a basic transformer stage in a job , when a job aborts due to error raised by routine in basic transformer stage , when I try to reset the job and run it again it is aborting again saying the following error

BASIC_Xfom_RL_Not,0: The runLocally() of the operator failed.

To run the job again successfully , I am recompiling the job again and running the job successfully . Is there a way if a job aborts due to basic transformer to run the job by resetting rather then recompile the job and run it again.


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SomaRaju.
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Don't know. Reset is available. Have you tried it?
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Re: Basic Transformer stage

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somu_june wrote:Hi,

Iam using a basic transformer stage in a job , when a job aborts due to error raised by routine in basic transformer stage , when I try to reset the job and run it again it is aborting again saying the following error

BASIC_Xfom_RL_Not,0: The runLocally() of the operator failed.

To run the job again successfully , I am recompiling the job again and running the job successfully . Is there a way if a job aborts due to basic transformer to run the job by resetting rather then recompile the job and run it again.


Thanks
SomaRaju.
Unfortunately Basic transformer stage in a parallel job creates problems like that, I also have similar issue, the best way to solve your problem is to replace the basic transformer stage with a regular transformer.
the second way is to write a script in unix such that when the job aborts compile it by using datastage command and rerun the job, I am not sure it is practically possible though,
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