Problem with viewing DataStage logs in Unix

[highpoint]

Hi,

I am trying to view log through unix and tried following command:

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$ dsjob  -logsum Development ins_loans_table

ERROR: Failed to open project


Status code = 81005

Then i tried

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$ dsjob -domain NONE -user ABC -password XXXX-server dsserver:9080 -logsum Development ins_loans_table

ERROR: Failed to open project


Status code = 81005

Please let me know what i am missing to get this working.

[ray.wurlod]

Project names are case sensitive.

[PaulVL]

try the -lprojects first to see the proper spelling.

[highpoint]

try the -lprojects first to see the proper spelling.

I tried it. I am getting following error.

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$ dsjob -lprojects

Status code = 39202

Help is appreciated.

[chulett]

Try passing in a full set of credentials: server, userid, password, domain...

[highpoint]

Doesn't work either.

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$ dsjob -domain NONE -user ABC -password XXX -server dsserver:9080 -lprojects

Status code = 81005

[chulett]

So it seems you may have found this post if you know about skipping Domain authentication. Did you read their resolution and try to verify that your permissions "all the way down" are correct?

[qt_ky]

It looks like you tried the same syntax as before and you got.... the same results.

Why have you chosen "NONE" as the domain?

[qt_ky]

I guess in the case of using -domain NONE, you still need to specify the engine name after the server option, so try it with the engine port number, such as 31538 instead of 9080.

[highpoint]

So it seems you may have found this post if you know about skipping Domain authentication. Did you read their resolution and try to verify that your permissions "all the way down" are correct?

I read the post you pointed to and all the posts that post i pointing to.

I have 2 questions.


Question 1:

dsjob -domain NONE -user ABC -password XXXX-server dsserver:9080 -logsum Development ins_loans_table

What should be the domain name in this.
I just used NONE because the IBM documentation was using NONE.
If i have to use anything else than none. Where can i find my domain name please?


Question 2:
The previous post resolution says:

in the end - it turned out to be permissions issues. I had to give access to files from /IBM/InformationServer/ downwards....

Are you saying that all files and directories under /IBM/InformationServer/
should be give access to all the developers.

If yes, then whether it should be just read access or read, write and execute access.

And could you please point me to IBM documentation where it says that all files and directories under /IBM/InformationServer needs to be given access. Since it won't fly in convincing my DataStage admin in granting access without any IBM documentation.

Help is really Appreciated.

[qt_ky]

I don't know where permission change instructions exist in documentation or if perhaps that instruction came from IBM Support for example.

Try domain option of NONE and server option using the Engine port number as I suggested above. See if that works for you or not. If not, then try the same with engine credentials, such as the dsadm ID and password.

Those option details are documented in the Programmers Guide PDF, which covers a lot of command line programs, including dsjob and the -domain NONE meaning.

[chulett]

Please see Eric's post here for additional information on the -domain option.

[ray.wurlod]

The -domain option must name the machine on which the services tier is installed (and listening on port #9080).