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Hi,

I'm facing a problem during the compilation of a job. The job fails to compile and when clicking on 'Show More' , the error displayed is

##I TFSC 000001 03:14:03(007) <main_program> APT configuration file: /opt/IBM/Ascential/DataStage/Configurations/default.apt
##W TFAR 000000 03:14:03(008) <main_program> File archive: Trouble creating file "/data/APTcs31335105c933478"
##F TFPX 000002 03:14:03(009) <main_program> Fatal Error: Null archive

Our TMPDIR environment variable is pointing to /data.

Can anyone please tell me why this error is occuring ? When checking the space on /data by using

df -k /data

There is 45% space free. So I dont think space is the problem. Also my account does have write privileges on this folder.

So can anyone please suggest why this error is occuring and a solution to this? A job is also aborting saying the same in the director log.

Thanks in advance

can you touch and create a file in /data with the same user id that you are logged into DataStage with?

Please check whether the folder /data is created or not??

Havoc wrote:Hi,

I'm facing a problem during the compilation of a job. The job fails to compile and when clicking on 'Show More' , the error displayed is

##I TFSC 000001 03:14:03(007) <main_program> APT configuration file: /opt/IBM/Ascential/DataStage/Configurations/default.apt
##W TFAR 000000 03:14:03(008) <main_program> File archive: Trouble creating file "/data/APTcs31335105c933478"
##F TFPX 000002 03:14:03(009) <main_program> Fatal Error: Null archive

Our TMPDIR environment variable is pointing to /data.

Can anyone please tell me why this error is occuring ? When checking the space on /data by using

df -k /data

There is 45% space free. So I dont think space is the problem. Also my account does have write privileges on this folder.

So can anyone please suggest why this error is occuring and a solution to this? A job is also aborting saying the same in the director log.

Thanks in advance

Yeah i can create a touch file. Like i said in the earlier post I have write privileges in the /data folder. And yes '/data' does exist.