Hello,
We are came across one situation. Here is some background information. We are having DataStage 8.1 on AIX 6x box. We have parallel jobs and they are running fine since beginning of last year.
Yesterday, Our production DataStage jobs were running slowly while updating our target tables. We decided to reboot entire AIX server where DataStage installed as it wasnt done since last 130 days. Our support team did it. When server came back up our operation team seeing no logs entries (nothing at all showing up) being created inside DataStage director client. Also our multiple instance of single job failing and we are not able to track the reason due to not able to see log views in director.
Just trying to find out what went wrong in sudden and why we are not able to see job logs view in director. Anyone has come across this kinda situation before? Can you guide us.
Thank you
Gaurav
log entries not creating in DataStage Director client view
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Check the values of the following in the DSParams file in each project.
RTLogging
ORLogging
If I recall correctly (I can't check right now) RTLogging specifies that logging will be to the local repository, ORLogging specifies that logging will be to tables in the unified metadata repository (XMETA).
In the interim, try using the Reporting tab in Web Console for Information Server to view logs. Note that there is only one log per project; you will need to be more creative with filtering.
RTLogging
ORLogging
If I recall correctly (I can't check right now) RTLogging specifies that logging will be to the local repository, ORLogging specifies that logging will be to tables in the unified metadata repository (XMETA).
In the interim, try using the Reporting tab in Web Console for Information Server to view logs. Note that there is only one log per project; you will need to be more creative with filtering.
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You can use any registered user ID in the Reporting console. Using isadmin (or whatever your IS Administrator ID is) you have all privileges, but most users can view reports. You may need to configure viewability of DataStage logs.
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"Should work" according to whom?
What you're seeing is the behaviour as documented - from what I've read, one way they are visible only in the Director and the other only in the Console.
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What you're seeing is the behaviour as documented - from what I've read, one way they are visible only in the Director and the other only in the Console.
viewtopic.php?t=125607
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