Unable to load subroutine on host (30105).

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Unable to load subroutine on host (30105).

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DS Design is running on Windows, DS SErver on Unix.

First, I had:
Failed to connect to host: MYDSSERVER, project: MYDSPROJ01
( The directory you are connecting to either is not a UV account or does not exist (39125))

>> I tried to recover.

After that I am getting:

Error calling subroutine: DSR_PROJECT (Action=1); check DataStage is set up correctly in project MYDSPROJ01
(Unable to load subroutine on host (30105))
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Post by chulett »

Welcome aboard. Sorry it couldn't be under better circumstances.

Please define "tried to recover"... what exactly did you do?
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First of all, is this a new installation?

Second, what do you mean by recover? What did you do?
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Post by CMarques »

I have recovered using:

VERIFY.SQL SCHEMA MYDSPROJ01 FIX

at project home. Without to be an administrator of VOC (dsadm).
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Post by chulett »

I think that, if you search the forum, you'll find that the FIX option actually removes any record of the project. :?

There were several discussions in the recent past that could be found using those keywords from what I remember, they might help with a solution to your problem.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

FIX can remove or create system table entries, depending on whether the schema (project) is specified by name or pathname.

:!:
Never use FIX straight away. Always run VERIFY.SQL without FIX first, so that it reports to you what it intends to do.
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Post by CMarques »

I follow your indication and got this:

>VERIFY.SQL SCHEMA MYDSPROJ01
Checking permission.
* The VOC at '/opt/Ascential/DataStage/Projects/MYDSPROJ01' is not a schema
VOC.
* Data for the schema '' should be deleted.

2 fixable errors found.

Items marked with a '!' are information messages only.
Items marked with a '*' can be fixed by using the FIX option to VERIFY.SQL.
Items marked with a '**' are situations where VERIFY.SQL could not continue.
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