Any new setting needed for running a job from Unix script

[vcannadevula]

We have a set of scripts running the datastage sequencers in Datastage 6.0.......
recently we upgraded the datastage to 7.5.1 and this is causing the problem

I am getting an error saying "ld.so.1: dsjob: fatal: libvmdsapi.so: open failed: No such file or directory Killed "

when i try to use the dsJob command to run the job.


any have any guess why is this???

[chulett]

No, no new setting required. Do you 'source' the dsenv file first before running the dsjob command?

[kduke]

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DSHOME=`cat /.dshome`
export DSHOME
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$DSHOME/java/jre/lib/sparc/client:$DSHOME/java/jre/lib/sparc:`dirname $DSHOME`/branded_odbc/lib:$DSHOME/lib:$DSHOME/uvdlls:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH

You should have these lines.

[kduke]

Next time before you install a new DataStage beckup critical files with:

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#!/bin/ksh
set -x
cd 
mkdir $HOME/SavedFiles
cp .profile SavedFiles
DSHOME=`cat /.dshome`
cd $DSHOME
sudo cp .[a-z]* $HOME/SavedFiles
cp dsenv* $HOME/SavedFiles
cp uvodbc* $HOME/SavedFiles
cp uvconfig* $HOME/SavedFiles
cd ../Projects
find . -name uvodbc.config -print | cpio -padmuv $HOME/SavedFiles
find . -name .developer.adm -print | cpio -padmuv $HOME/SavedFiles
find . -name .operator.adm -print | cpio -padmuv $HOME/SavedFiles
find . -name .prodmgr.adm -print | cpio -padmuv $HOME/SavedFiles
cd $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin
cp tnsname* $HOME/SavedFiles

# backup crontabs
mkdir $HOME/SavedFiles/crontabs
cd /var/spool/cron/crontabs 
sudo find . -group dstage -print | sudo cpio -padmuv $HOME/SavedFiles/crontabs
sudo find . -group dstage2 -print | sudo cpio -padmuv $HOME/SavedFiles/crontabs
sudo find . -group dstage3 -print | sudo cpio -padmuv $HOME/SavedFiles/crontabs

# exit
sudo cp /etc/passwd $HOME/SavedFiles
sudo cp /etc/group $HOME/SavedFiles
sudo cp /etc/shadow $HOME/SavedFiles

sudo chown -R dsadm $HOME/SavedFiles
sudo chmod -R u+rwx $HOME/SavedFiles

The sudo command gives you root access. You need a workaround for that if you do not have sudo. You could just download it from sourceforge.