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Program "DSD.RUN": Line 591, Unable to unlink the

Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 8:57 am
by pdv
Hi All please help me on the below issue.......
Program "DSD.RUN": Line 591, Unable to unlink the operating system file..
After doing the Re-Size activity on our production server file system(from 670+gb to 270gb), we coudn't able to run the Datastage jobs. Please Help me on the same...Since our Production run got stopped.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Program "DSD.RUN": Line 591, Unable to unlink

Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 11:05 am
by sanjay
hi

it is not able to delete files . search the file RT FILE . check the permission

THanks
sanjay
pdv wrote:Hi All please help me on the below issue.......
Program "DSD.RUN": Line 591, Unable to unlink the operating system file..
After doing the Re-Size activity on our production server file system(from 670+gb to 270gb), we coudn't able to run the Datastage jobs. Please Help me on the same...Since our Production run got stopped.

Thanks in advance.

Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 4:31 pm
by ray.wurlod
Your job design includes some kind of delete - you need to find that, and check the file itself in the operating system to find out why it can't be unlinked. Maybe it's in use by another process/job?

DSD.RUN is the program that runs a server job or a job sequence.

Since you're in the parallel forum I'm assuming that the "job" here is a sequence. Do you have an Execute Command activity that deletes a file?

Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 2:20 am
by pdv
Hi Thanks for your quick responce......

we have checked it's having rwx permission....

Here we are running simple job to test the success full restoration on the file system..which is having dataset,Copy,dataset.....This job will rename the dataset name....

we don't have any Delete inthis job....also we restarted the datastage....Still we are facing the same problem.....Please give me some more inputs on the issues...

Thanks.

Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 6:33 am
by chulett
A rename is basically a delete and would have the same need to 'unlink', I would look there.