Premature EOF on node

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Premature EOF on node

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Hi Everybody ,
I have problem coming in a job which got executed successfully many times.Now the same job is throwing some error which i am unable to comprehend what it is ?
I have a job like this

seq ---->>>> transformer ----->> oracle enterprise .

Its giving fatal error when i am executing that one .The error is as below

Ora_Ent_emp,21: Fatal Error: waitForWriteSignal(): Premature EOF on node zmvtat.ver.com Socket operation on non-socket


I seached the forum with waitForWriteSignal(): as keyword.But i found no post is related to mine .From the error , Its evident that its related to socket. But I dunt know its caused due to datastage or linux OS .
Could anybody help regarding this error ??


Thank you all
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Post by priyadarshikunal »

do you have any other warning or fatal error with this one????
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What Oracle load method are you using?
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Post by verify »

We are using load option in the oracle enterprise stage .Also there are indexes and partitioning enabled on the tables .
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Using the load option you will also have UNIX log files from oracle. There are probably other warnings and errors in addition to the one you posted, and the Director log will tell you which directory was used for the Oracle log files.
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