CORE files created when using dsjob

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kunalkumar2611
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CORE files created when using dsjob

Post by kunalkumar2611 »

:!: Split from this post. See it for the 'duplicates' discussion.

Hi,
When you say there are duplicates, do you mean like below.

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{
	node "node1"
	{
		fastname "dsg1"
		pools ""
		resource disk "/cred/qw/PRD/dsg/IBM/InformationServer/Server/Datasets" {pools ""}
		resource scratchdisk "/cred/qw/PRD/dsg/IBM/InformationServer/Server/Scratch" {pools ""}
	}
}
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Welcome aboard. I don't see any duplicate in your example.
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Post by kunalkumar2611 »

In that case can you please assist me. I am also facing the same issue when i get CORE files created when i run datastage jobs using dsjob command.

I am unable to identify the reason behind this. and it requires me manually deleting them once created.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Since you're not the original poster - and unlikely to have exactly the same environment - why not begin a new thread in which you explain YOUR job design?
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Post by chulett »

:idea: I've split you out to your own post. Now that you have your own topic, please (as Ray notes) start at the beginning rather than search out something unrelated you think might be your issue.

Since you've never posted here before, tell us about your environment, version, etc and the details of your 'core dump' issue.
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