How to find stage missing in runtime

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cherry
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How to find stage missing in runtime

Post by cherry »

Hai All,

I have say some 50 stages in a job and at runtime one stage is missing, how can i find which stage is missing.


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Post by ArndW »

cherry,

this is not the way DS usually works. Stages are compiled into a job and don't go missing at runtime. The possible exception is user-defined stages. The best way to find out which one is missing is to run the job and look at the error messages in the Director's log file.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

What do you mean by "missing"?
By "run time" do you mean when running on the development environment or in a test or production environment? If the latter, how do you move your jobs from development through test to production?
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Usually job designs disappear only when you run out of disk space and corrupt the repository.
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