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This is a basic UNIX problem. Use the "find" command to located in which directory the "liborchgeneralaix3.so" is located and then check your environment variable "LIBPATH" to see if that directory is included. It should be, if not then you have a problem in your dsenv ...

How about posting your APT config file, where this type of information is stored? Also, do you specifically address node pool resource constraints in your sequential file stage?

...ADMU3011E: Server launched but failed initialization. startServer.log, SystemOut.log(or job log in zOS) and other log files under C:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer/profiles/default\logs\server1 should contain failure information. What does that file contain in the way of error messages or information? ...

Do you have a lookup stage and if so, how big is your lookup data (approximately)?

That has nothing to do with DataStage or the sendmail side, but has to do with how your Microsoft Outlook is configured. You can Google that and find out how to turn that off.

You need ensure that you have execute the dsenv script. The command should work on just about any UNIX installation.

It would seem that there is some problem with the way the Job Control code is designed. Luckily, you can add calls to DSLogInfo() or DSLogWarn() through the code to see what is happening and to debug it. The first thing would be to put a call to DSLogInfo() right before and right after the call to D...

I'm not at a PC where I can open up the Parallel Job Develop Guide, but perhaps you could do that and check.

This type of check is done via the IsValid() function call in PX.

There used to be a "cheat" possible with version 7 that involved redirecting hashed file pointers, but that is no longer possible with the repository structure at version 8; so the answer to your question is "no"; you would need to export/import the routine definitions in each pr...

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I will assume that you are not doing distributed or grid processing. Login to a UNIX shell then:

1. source the dsenv file . `cat /.dshome`/dsenv
2. export APT_CONFIG=$DSHOME/../Configurations/default.apt
3. orchadmin check

What does the orchadmin command return?

Do you mean that you wish to process your input in batches of 100,000 or that you wish to parcel out your output to files limited to 100,000 lines each? If you create one output file you could use the UNIX command "split" to effect that.

Please do not double-post, particularly in the FAQ forum; before someone responds there please go and delete your post.

The error message looks as if comes from a job sequence, is that the case? How busy was the machine when this happened, or does it happen all the time?