I always get an error msg: ds_loadlibrary: error in dlopen
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I always get an error msg: ds_loadlibrary: error in dlopen
I want to create a simple job loading data from text to a new DB2 table in AIX server. But, whenever I want to view data, it always get an error like ds_loadlibrary: error in dlopen
fyi,I'm using windows client to create the job
what should I do to fix it?
Really appreciate your help
Caterin
fyi,I'm using windows client to create the job
what should I do to fix it?
Really appreciate your help
Caterin
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Does the job work properly? (That is, are data transferred properly?) View Data utility is not always a reliable indicator - use some other tool to view the source and target.
Does the job work properly? (That is, are data transferred properly?) View Data utility is not always a reliable indicator - use some other tool to view the source and target.
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Hi,
Thanks for responding.
Yes, this is the complete error code when I try to view data. I've tried to compile and run the job, and it is aborted too. Is it related to something like DB2 configuration or environment variables in Datastage?
When I see the log of the job, it said that it can't load something wtih so file extension. (Sorry, I forgot what it exactly was, because I'm not in the office right now)
this is the first time i use the datastage at this server..
Thanks very much for helping
Caterin
Thanks for responding.
Yes, this is the complete error code when I try to view data. I've tried to compile and run the job, and it is aborted too. Is it related to something like DB2 configuration or environment variables in Datastage?
When I see the log of the job, it said that it can't load something wtih so file extension. (Sorry, I forgot what it exactly was, because I'm not in the office right now)
this is the first time i use the datastage at this server..
Thanks very much for helping
Caterin
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Failure to load shared libraries is typically caused by the shared library search path (an environment variable called LD_LIBRARY_PATH, LIBPATH or SHLIB_PATH, depending on your particular operating system) not being set correctly, in this case not including the parent directory of dsdb2.so.
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hi,ray.wurlod wrote:Failure to load shared libraries is typically caused by the shared library search path (an environment variable called LD_LIBRARY_PATH, LIBPATH or SHLIB_PATH, depending on your particular operating sy ...
unfortunately I can't see all of the solution because it is a premium content.. do u mind to send it by Private message? I really appreciate your help. I need the solution how to set the shared library search part.. thanks very much
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sorry for what I did.. I am new to this forum and I am from Indonesia. But, thanks for the willing to help. I'll consider to join the premium member later.ray.wurlod wrote:Well, U (one of our posters) may not mind, but I do.
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hi Ray,ray.wurlod wrote:Failure to load shared libraries is typically caused by the shared library search path (an environment variable called LD_LIBRARY_PATH, LIBPATH or SHLIB_PATH, depending on your particular operating system) not being set correctly, in this case not including the parent directory of dsdb2.so.
I have tried to changed the LIBPATH environment variable on the AIX machine. It can be compiled. But when I try to run the job, it still can't success with the error message:
Code: Select all
temp_ols_coll: Error Idx = 1;
DB2Driver Embedded SQL message: ;
sqlcode = -1390;
sqlstate =
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That, of course, is an entirely different message, indicating that the original problem has been solved.
To make life easier for future searchers, please start a new thread for the new problem.
To make life easier for future searchers, please start a new thread for the new problem.
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