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Vincent will help you to konw about it more.
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You mean Preserve partition flag or the type of partition?

Yea... now i could get the list with simple select query. But I dont know why the same didnt worked previously.

gcmeyer3483 wrote:That is correct. There is a Fatal error without a message.

Thats quite odd.
Pls check from director whether you get the same result.

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Well.... the Search facility is for the same reason.
This forum is logged full of different errors faced by different persons.
And the you can also find the solutions and reasons for the same.
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gcmeyer3483 wrote:That is what makes this even more difficult to debug.

Do you mean there isnt any message.

/dstage/development/scripts/EXCEPTION_RUN.sh: seq_ntwx_email_script_ph2.sh: not found

Make sure the path is given correctly.
Check the permission for the given shell.
Check the permission for the current user to that shell.

There is any the fatal message at Even Id 5

Filtering the log should also help.

Alternativly from command prompt you can use to get the list of invocations.

dsjob -log is to write a log to the log file and not to retrive. Rather dsjob -logdetail <Project name> <jobname> or dsjob -logsum <project> <job> can be used to check whether the logs in the RT_LOGnnn file for the respective job is reteivalbe. Else try clearing the log and recheck.

Iam not sure what is the feild which will help to identify the dependcy among the job in DS_JOBOBJECTS. I could not find a use full output form 'DEPENDS' feild in DS_JOBOBJECTS. But dsjob -logdetail for the main sequence will give you the full log. If you manage to grep within the log you can find t...

Invocation list can be easily found by

dsjob -jobinfo <project name> <job name> if executed as soon as the job is executed with the invocation id. Else it may not be much useful, since you will have the status of latest invocation. But you can grep from dsjob -logdetail <project name> <jobname> <even start id> <event end id> You also ha...