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suryadev
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by suryadev »
We were trying to delete datasets from data set management in designer and our version is 8.5
As there are many number of datasets it is taking a while to delete them.
Is there any other way to delete the data sets together other than orchadmin rm datasetname.ds as this throws an error which says command not found.
Please suggest!
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Surya
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tbharathkumar
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by tbharathkumar »
execute command from below directory will help
/etl/InformationServer/Server/PXEngine/bin/
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Bharath Tipirisetty
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chulett
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by chulett »
... or add that path to your $PATH or fully path the executable. You have to help it find it, that's a pretty basic command line rule of play.
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priyadarshikunal
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by priyadarshikunal »
I think you need to set $PATH, $LD_LIBRARY_PATH and $APT_CONFIG_FILE to run orchadmin.
First two can be easily set by sourcing dsenv. Last one you need to set.
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suryadev
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by suryadev »
Thanks for the input!
I will contact my admin to set these and run the ORCHADMIN.
Thanks,
Surya