Hi all,
Job always aborted when it contain Transformer Stage.Log as follows,
Transformer_2: Failed to load the library "V0S2_testtran_Transformer_2.o". Either the directory containing the library file is not on the library search path, or the library was compiled on a system that is incompatible with this system. Could not load "V0S2_testtran_Transformer_2": rtld: 0712-001 Symbol __ReThrow was referenced
from module /home/ap/udi/user/dsadm/Ascential/DataStage/Projects/udibase/RT_BP676.O/V0S2_testtran_Transformer_2.o(), but a runtime definition
of the symbol was not found..
How to resolve it? Thank you!
Transformer Stage Error
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daniel0623
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Hello Daniel,
normally the concepts of "throw", "catch" and "rethrow" (see the common theme here
) are part of a process' error and exception handling mechanism. These handlers are common calls that should be included in standard libraries, but your transformers are aborting because they are not to be snapped at runtime.
First of all, go to your project directory and do a "find . -name V0S2_testtran_Transformer_2.o -print" to see if the object exists; if not then your compile had problems. If it exists, check the date of the file (should be the date/time of the last compile).
It does sound like a misconfiguration problem of some type. Are there any other problems? Is this a new installation, an upgrade or a platform change? Did you do an upgrade of anything recently?
normally the concepts of "throw", "catch" and "rethrow" (see the common theme here
) are part of a process' error and exception handling mechanism. These handlers are common calls that should be included in standard libraries, but your transformers are aborting because they are not to be snapped at runtime.First of all, go to your project directory and do a "find . -name V0S2_testtran_Transformer_2.o -print" to see if the object exists; if not then your compile had problems. If it exists, check the date of the file (should be the date/time of the last compile).
It does sound like a misconfiguration problem of some type. Are there any other problems? Is this a new installation, an upgrade or a platform change? Did you do an upgrade of anything recently?
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daniel0623
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