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Hi,
Requirement is to load 1000 file at a time using the Job sequence. But in each run, the sequence gets aborted after 128 complete iterations i.e. after completion of 128 cycles, when it runs the job for 192 cycle, this is the message in the director
"Attempting to Cleanup after ABORT raised in stage Seq_Staging_Load..JobControl".

But the job completes successfully for the 129 iteration.

Can anyone help me in this regards ASAP.

Thanks in advance.

Try resetting the sequence and then looking at the entry titled "from previous run..."

p.s. This is a volunteer site, so using the word urgent in a post here usually results in getting a much slower response than normal, and many expert posters here might even decide not to reply.

[quote="ArndW"]Try resetting the sequence and then looking at the entry titled "from previous run..."

p.s. This is a volunteer site, so using the word [i]urgent [/i]in a post here usually results in getting a much slower response than normal, and many expert posters here might even decide not to reply.[/quote]

[Prasanta]:- This is not a good way of writing.Apologies for writing 'ASAP'

I have reset the sequence but could find any entry titled " from previous run....."

Could you please tell some more details...

Odd, in this case I would have expected to see an entry in the job log for the output of the previous run.

If you replace the stage where you call your job with a dummy stage (i.e. a command stage that just issues an empty command) does the job still fail?

When you say 'iterations', are you using the Loop stages? There is a patch available that corrects a 'stack overflow' problem with looping Sequence jobs after a number of iterations in certain situations.

Contact your Support provider. Reference ECASE 62595. See if that helps.

Thanks a lot to all.... The Patch provided by the Support provider solved the problem... :D

Away from the topic at hand, we should have an FAQ entry that contains info on all these patches, along with error messages, so that search could turn it up. Just a thought.

They are searchable on the IBM "eServices" web site.