Compile time issue

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Compile time issue

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Hi

Could anyone help me to understand the below error which i am getting on compile time

"Error Writing To RT_CONFIG4700" (UKDWXXXTransxxxjob). How to overcome it.

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Check the directory RT_CONFIG4700 in your project directory; does your user have access rights to it?
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Yeah, i do have proper access to it.

I have so many jobs in same project which i dont have any issue during compilation. But whenever i am taking a copy of one job and compiling again, in copy job its throwing the error.

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Does the original job compile or does it have an error?
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The original jobs is fine and compiling OK. Wondering whats the issue. As i have already taken so many copy of that job and getting same error in all copied job. :(
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It could be that you have reached a file system limit. Attach to your project directory and try entering "mkdir testdir", if successful just "rm testdir" - job 4700 is quite a big number. What OS are you working on?
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Post by chulett »

subrat wrote:Yeah, i do have proper access to it.
If that doesn't help, perhaps it would if you could show us what you believe to be 'proper access' for your user. In case it is... less than proper. :wink:
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This is also V8, so the user DataStage uses to create the file might be different from the userid with which you login to DataStage.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Is the file system where the project directory lives full? With 4700 jobs you have have also hit the operating system limit of the number of subdirectories in a directory.
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