Compile Time Error

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jayantthakore
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Compile Time Error

Post by jayantthakore »

I am getting a compile time error as

Unable to write record to file RT_CONFIG489

Do anyone know bout it....
Once I faced this error but I restarted my system and it vanished..
Wat I think is some connecting thread is missing...
can anyone help....
Thanks

Jayant
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Post by ArndW »

For some reason the DataStage hashed file RT_CONFIG489 cannot be written to. The most likely causes are insufficient access rights, disk full or file corruption. First off, do a "save as" another name - does that work? If yes, the file might have become corrupted, so delete that job and then do a re-save-as of your copy to the original name.
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Post by jayantthakore »

Renameing work but can't I do anthing bout this error.
Can I reproduce this error...............
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Post by ArndW »

Does this mean that you cannot delete the bad job?

Something is corrupted. You should reindex (you can use the search facility for DS.TOOLS to get information about this) and see if you can delete this job afterwards. Normally this only happens when something has gone really wrong, such as a disk-full condition; and then it most often hits more than one file. Has something like this happened at your site?
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Post by jayantthakore »

Now i m not able to make a copy of the job either.
The condtion is going worse...
Does this mean the disc space is full.
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Post by ArndW »

Check your disk space yourself to see if this is the cause - I just stated that disk full is a common cause of file corruption issues, and it is likely the culprit as you are getting this when trying to write.

Did you execute the DS.TOOLS REINDEX?
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