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Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Datastage Common Errors and Solutions
. While connecting “Remote Desktop”, Terminal
server has been exceeded maximum number of allowed connections
SOL: In Command Prompt, type
mstsc /v: ip address of server /admin
OR mstsc
/v: ip address /console
2. SQL20521N. Error occurred processing a
conditional compilation directive near string. Reason code=rc.
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/db2luw/v9r7/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.db2.luw.messages.sql.doc%2Fdoc%2Fmsql20521n.html
3. SK_RETAILER_GROUP_BRDIGE,1: runLocally() did
not reach EOF on its input data set 0.
SOL: Warning will be disappeared by
regenerating SK File.
4. While connecting to Datastage client, there
is no response, and while restarting websphere services, following errors
occurred
[root@poluloro01 bin]# ./stopServer.sh server1
-user wasadmin -password Wasadmin0708
ADMU0116I: Tool information is being logged in file
/opt/ibm/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/default/logs/server1/stopServer.log
ADMU0128I: Starting tool with the default profile
ADMU3100I: Reading configuration for server: server1
ADMU0111E: Program exiting with error:
javax.management.JMRuntimeException:
ADMN0022E:
Access is denied for the stop operation on Server MBean
because
of insufficient or empty credentials.
ADMU4113E: Verify that username and password information
is on the command line
(-username
and -password) or in the <conntype>.client.props file.
ADMU1211I: To obtain a full trace of the failure, use the
-trace option.
ADMU0211I: Error details may be seen in the file:
/opt/ibm/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/default/logs/server1/stopServer.log
SOL: Wasadmin and XMeta passwords
needs to be reset and commands are below..
[root@poluloro01
bin]# cd /opt/ibm/InformationServer/ASBServer/bin/
[root@poluloro01 bin]# ./AppServerAdmin.sh -was -user
wasadmin
-password Wasadmin0708
Info WAS instance /Node:poluloro01/Server:server1/
updated with new user information
Info MetadataServer daemon script updated with new user
information
[root@poluloro01 bin]# ./AppServerAdmin.sh -was -user
xmeta -password Xmeta0708
Info WAS instance /Node:poluloro01/Server:server1/
updated with new user information
Info MetadataServer daemon script updated with new user
information
5. “The specified field doesn’t exist in view
adapted schema”
SOL: Most of the time "The
specified field: XXXXXX does not exist in the view adapted schema"
occurred when we missed a field to map. Every stage has got an output tab if
used in the between of the job. Make sure you have mapped every single field
required for the next stage.
Sometime even after mapping the fields this error can be
occurred and one of the reason could be that the view adapter has not linked
the input and output fields. Hence in this case the required field mapping
should be dropped and recreated.
Just to give an insight on this, the view adapter is an
operator which is responsible for mapping the input and output fields. Hence
DataStage creates an instance of APT_ViewAdapter which translate the components
of the operator input interface schema to matching components of the interface
schema. So if the interface schema is not having the same columns as operator
input interface schema then this error will be reported.
1)When we use same partitioning in datastage
transformer stage we get the following warning in 7.5.2 version.
TFCP000043
2 3
input_tfm: Input dataset 0 has a partitioning method other than entire specified;
disabling memory sharing.
This is known issue and you can safely demote
that warning into informational by adding this warning to Project specific
message handler.
2) Warning: A sequential operator cannot
preserve the partitioning of input data set on input port 0
Resolution: Clear the preserve partition flag
before Sequential file stages.
3)DataStage parallel job fails with fork() failed, Resource temporarily
unavailable
On aix execute following command to check
maxuproc setting and increase it if you plan to run multiple jobs at the same
time.
lsattr -E -l sys0 | grep maxuproc
4)TFIP000000
3 Agg_stg: When checking operator: When
binding input interface field “CUST_ACT_NBR” to field “CUST_ACT_NBR”: Implicit
conversion from source type “string[5]” to result type “dfloat”: Converting
string to number.
Resolution: use the Modify stage explicitly
convert the data type before sending to aggregator stage.
5)Warning: A user defined sort operator does not satisfy the
requirements.
Resolution:check the order of sorting columns
and make sure use the same order when use join stage after sort to joing two
inputs.
6)TFTM000000
2 3
Stg_tfm_header,1: Conversion error calling conversion routine
timestamp_from_string data may have been lost
TFTM000000
1 xfmJournals,1: Conversion error calling
conversion routine decimal_from_string data may have been lost
Resolution:check for the correct date format
or decimal format and also null values in the date or decimal fields before
passing to datastage StringToDate, DateToString,DecimalToString or
StringToDecimal functions.
7)TOSO000119
2 3
Join_sort: When checking operator: Data claims to already be sorted on the
specified keys the ‘sorted’ option can be used to confirm this. Data will be
resorted as necessary. Performance may improve if this sort is removed from the
flow
Resolution: Sort the data before sending to
join stage and check for the order of sorting keys and join keys and make sure
both are in the same order.
8)TFOR000000
2 1
Join_Outer: When checking operator: Dropping component “CUST_NBR” because of a
prior component with the same name.
Resolution:If you are using join,diff,merge
or comp stages make sure both links have the differnt column names other than
key columns
9)TFIP000022
1 oci_oracle_source: When checking
operator: When binding output interface field “MEMBER_NAME” to field
“MEMBER_NAME”: Converting a nullable source to a non-nullable result;
Resolution:If you are reading from oracle
database or in any processing stage where incoming column is defined as
nullable and if you define metadata in datastage as non-nullable then you will
get above issue.if you want to convert a nullable field to non nullable
make sure you apply available null functions in datastage or in the extract
query.
DATASTAGE COMMON
ERRORS/WARNINGS AND SOLUTIONS – 2
1. No jobs or
logs showing in IBM DataStage Director Client, however jobs are still
accessible from the Designer Client.
SOL: SyncProject cmd that is installed
with DataStage 8.5 can be run to analyze and recover projects
SyncProject -ISFile islogin
-project dstage3 dstage5 –Fix
2.
CASHOUT_DTL: Invalid property value /Connection/Database
(CC_StringProperty::getValue, file CC_StringProperty.cpp, line 104)
SOL: Change the Data Connection
properties manually in the produced
DB2 Connector stage.
A patch fix is available for this
issue JR35643
3. Import .dsx
file from command line
SOL: DSXImportService -ISFile
dataconnection –DSProject dstage –DSXFile c:\export\oldproject.dsx
4. Generate
Surrogate Key without Surrogate Key Stage
SOL: @PARTITIONNUM +
(@NUMPARTITIONS * (@INROWNUM – 1)) + 1
Use above Formula in Transformer
stage to generate a surrogate key.
5. Failed to
authenticate the current user against the selected Domain: Could not connect to
server.
RC: Client has invalid entry in host
file
Server listening port might be
blocked by a firewall
Server is down
SOL: Update the host file on
client system so that the server hostname can be resolved from client.
Make sure the WebSphere TCP/IP
ports are opened by the firewall.
Make sure the WebSphere application
server is running. (OR)
Restart Websphere services.
6. The
connection was refused or the RPC daemon is not running (81016)
RC: The dsprcd process must be running
in order to be able to login to DataStage.
If you restart DataStage, but the
socket used by the dsrpcd (default is 31538) was busy, the dsrpcd will fail to
start. The socket may be held by dsapi_slave processes that were still running
or recently killed when DataStage was restarted.
SOL: Run “ps -ef | grep dsrpcd” to
confirm the dsrpcd process is not running.
Run “ps -ef | grep dsapi_slave” to
check if any dsapi_slave processes exist. If so, kill them.
Run “netstat -a | grep dsprc” to
see if any processes have sockets that are ESTABLISHED, FIN_WAIT, or
CLOSE_WAIT. These will prevent the dsprcd from starting. The sockets with
status FIN_WAIT or CLOSE_WAIT will eventually time out and disappear, allowing
you to restart DataStage.
Then Restart
DSEngine. (if above doesn’t work) Needs to
reboot the system.
7. To save
Datastage logs in notepad or readable format
SOL: a)
/opt/ibm/InformationServer/server/DSEngine (go to this directory)
./bin/dsjob -logdetail
project_name job_name >/home/dsadm/log.txt
b) In director client, Project tab
à Print à select print to file option and save it in local directory.
8. “Run time
error ’457′. This Key is already associated with an element of this
collection.”
SOL: Needs to rebuild repository
objects.
a) Login to
the Administrator client
b) Select
the project
c)
Click on Command
d) Issue
the command ds.tools
e) Select
option ‘2’
f)
Keep clicking next until it finishes.
g) All
objects will be updated.
9. To stop the
datastage jobs in linux level
SOL: ps –ef |
grep dsadm
To Check process id and phantom
jobs
Kill -9 process_id
10. To run datastage
jobs from command line
SOL: cd
/opt/ibm/InformationServer/server/DSEngine
./dsjob -server
$server_nm -user $user_nm -password
$pwd -run $project_nm $job_nm
11. Failed to
connect to JobMonApp on port 13401.
SOL: needs to restart jobmoninit
script (in /opt/ibm/InformationServer/Server/PXEngine/Java)
Type sh
jobmoninit start $APT_ORCHHOME
Add 127.0.0.1 local host in
/etc/hosts file
(Without local entry, Job monitor
will be unable to use the ports correctly)
12. SQL0752N.
Connect to a database is not permitted within logical unit of work CONNECT type
1 settings is in use.
SOL: COMMIT or ROLLBACK statement before
requesting connection to another database.
1. While
running ./NodeAgents.sh start command… getting the following error:
“LoggingAgent.sh process stopped unexpectedly”
SOL: needs
to kill LoggingAgentSocketImpl
Ps
–ef | grep LoggingAgentSocketImpl (OR)
PS
–ef
| grep
Agent (to check the process id of the above)
2. Warning:
A sequential operator cannot preserve the partitioning of input data set on
input port 0
SOL: Clear
the preserve partition flag before Sequential file stages.
3. Warning:
A user defined sort operator does not satisfy the requirements.
SOL: Check
the order of sorting columns and make sure use the same order when use join
stage after sort to joing two inputs.
4. Conversion
error calling conversion routine timestamp_from_string data may have been lost.
xfmJournals,1: Conversion error calling conversion routine decimal_from_string
data may have been lost
SOL: check
for the correct date format or decimal format and also null values in the date
or decimal fields before passing to datastage StringToDate,
DateToString,DecimalToString or StringToDecimal functions.
5. To
display all the jobs in command line
SOL:
cd /opt/ibm/InformationServer/Server/DSEngine/bin
./dsjob -ljobs
<project_name>
6.
“Error trying to query dsadm[]. There might be an issue in database
server”
SOL: Check XMETA connectivity.
db2 connect to
xmeta (A connection to or activation of database “xmeta” cannot be made because
of BACKUP pending)
7. “DSR_ADMIN:
Unable to find the new project location”
SOL: Template.ini
file might be missing in /opt/ibm/InformationServer/Server.
Copy
the file from another severs.
8. “Designer
LOCKS UP while trying to open any stage”
SOL: Double
click on the stage that locks up datastage
Press
ALT+SPACE
Windows
menu will popup and select Restore
It
will show your properties window now
Click
on “X” to close this window.
Now,
double click again and try whether properties window appears.
9. “Error
Setting up internal communications (fifo RT_SCTEMP/job_name.fifo)
SOL: Remove
the locks and try to run (OR)
Restart
DSEngine and try to run (OR)
Go to
/opt/ibm/InformationServer/server/Projects/proj_name/
ls RT_SCT* then
rm –f RT_SCTEMP
then try to restart it.
10. While
attempting to compile job, “failed to invoke GenRunTime using
Phantom process helper”
RC: /tmp
space might be full
Job
status is incorrect
Format
problems with projects uvodbc.config file
SOL:
a) clean up /tmp directory
b) DS
Director à JOB à clear status file
c) confirm uvodbc.config
has the following entry/format:
[ODBC
SOURCES]
<local
uv>
DBMSTYPE
= UNIVERSE
Network =
TCP/IP
Service
= uvserver
Host
= 127.0.0.1
ERROR:Phantom error in jobs
Resolution
– Datastage Services have to be started
So
follow the following steps.
Login
to server through putty using dsadm user.
Check
whether active or stale sessions are there.
ps –ef|grep slave
Ask
the application team to close the active or stale sessions running from
application’s user.
If
they have closed the sessions, but sessions are still there, then kill those
sessions.
Make
sure no jobs are running
If
any, ask the application team to stop the job
ps
–ef|grep dsd.run
Check
for output for below command before stopping Datastage services.
netstat
–a|grep dsrpc
If any
processes are in established, check any job or stale or active or osh sessions
are not running.
If any
processes are in close_wait, then wait for some time, those processes
will
not be visible.
Stop
the Datastage services.
cd $DSHOME
./dsenv
cd $DSHOME/bin
./uv –admin –stop
Check
whether Datastage services are stopped.
netstat –a|grep dsrpc
No output should come for
above command.
Wait
for 10 to 15 min for shared memory to be released by process holding them.
Start
the Datastage services.
./uv –admin –start
If asking for dsadm
password while firing the command , then enable impersonation.through root user
${DSHOME}/scripts/DSEnable_impersonation.sh
DataStage 8.1 to DataStage 8.5
1.
DataStage Designer performance improvement By changing the Metadata algorythm,
copy/delete/save jobs got faster about 30-40%.
Configuring access to ODBC data sources (Linux®, UNIX®)
After you install IBM Information Server, you need to configure the WebSphere DataStage ODBC connections.
Log in through putty on server using Administrator User name and Password. 1 thing to remember that log in user should have SUDO rights.
My suggestion here is that you use WINSCP to find or edit these three files instead of Putty.
About this task
You need to edit three files to set up the required ODBC connections. These are:
All three are located in the $DSHOME directory. Copies of uvodbc.config are also placed in the project directories.
Simplest path to find these three
files is
/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngine
What are wired and non-wired Protocol
drivers?
Non-Wire protocol drivers VS Wire protocol drivers
wire protocol drivers - do not require database client software (they communicate with the database directly)
Non-wire drivers
require different setup information than wire drivers. Non-wire drivers require
information about the location of the database client software. Wire drivers
require information about the database itself.
For information about configuring the ODBC environment for your specific database, see the Data Direct Drivers Reference manual odbcref.pdf file located in the$DSHOME/Server/branded_odbc/books/odbc directory. You should also check the ODBCREAD.ME file in the branded_odbc directory. There is also an html file located in branded_odbc/odbchelp.
dsenv file
The WebSphere DataStage server has a centralized file for storing environment
variables called dsenv in $DSHOME. $DSHOME identifies the WebSphere DataStage installation directory. The default directory is /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngine.
You might need to add new environment variables as you configure WebSphere DataStage to connect to different databases using plug-ins or ODBC drivers. Any environment variables you need for interactive use of ODBC drivers to make a connection to an ODBC data source must be added to the dsenv file. This lets the WebSphere DataStage server inherit the proper environment for ODBC connections.
For a connection using a wire protocol driver, there are no changes required to dsenv.
For a connection using a non-wire protocol driver, you generally need to specify the following information in the dsenv file:
The following example
shows some typical entries for commonly used databases.
uvodbc.config file
Use the uvodbc.config file to specify the DSNs for the databases that you
are connecting to through ODBC.
Entries in uvodbc.config have the following form:
The following example shows a typical uvodbc.config file:
.odbc.ini file
The .odbc.ini files gives information about connecting to the
database (wire protocol drivers) or the database client (non-wire protocol
drivers). If your system uses a mix of drivers, your .odbc.ini file will contain a mix of entry types.
Configuration examples for the various platforms are provided in $DSHome/branded_odbc/IBM_Tools in the odbc.ini file.
Path=/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngine
Log in through putty on server using Administrator User name and Password. 1 thing to remember that log in user should have SUDO rights.
My suggestion here is that you use WINSCP to find or edit these three files instead of Putty.
About this task
You need to edit three files to set up the required ODBC connections. These are:
All three are located in the $DSHOME directory. Copies of uvodbc.config are also placed in the project directories.
Simplest path to find these three
files is
/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngine
My suggestion here is
that you use WINSCP to find or edit these three files instead of Putty.
What are wired and non-wired Protocol
drivers?
Non-Wire protocol drivers VS Wire protocol drivers
Basically there are two type of ODBC
drivers being used in DataStage:
non-wire protocol drivers - require database
client software to be installed on the DataStage server (the drivers use the
API supplied by the database client)wire protocol drivers - do not require database client software (they communicate with the database directly)
For information about configuring the ODBC environment for your specific database, see the Data Direct Drivers Reference manual odbcref.pdf file located in the$DSHOME/Server/branded_odbc/books/odbc directory. You should also check the ODBCREAD.ME file in the branded_odbc directory. There is also an html file located in branded_odbc/odbchelp.
- dsenv file
The WebSphere DataStage server has a centralized file for storing environment variables called dsenv in $DSHOME. $DSHOME identifies theWebSphere DataStage installation directory. The default directory is /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngine. - .odbc.ini file
The .odbc.ini files gives information about connecting to the database (wire protocol drivers) or the database client (non-wire protocol drivers). If your system uses a mix of drivers, your .odbc.ini file will contain a mix of entry types. - uvodbc.config file
Use the uvodbc.config file to specify the DSNs for the databases that you are connecting to through ODBC. - Creating and binding a DB2 package
to a DSN
Before you connect to a DB2 DSN you need to bind DB2 packages to the DSN. You must bind a package to every DSN you are going to use to connect to a DB2 database. - Configuring third party ODBC
drivers
You can use ODBC drivers from third parties for connecting WebSphere DataStage to different data sources. You might require to connect to a database not supported by the Data Direct driver pack, for example, Redbrick. You can use only one ODBC driver manager at a time. As a result, you cannot use third party drivers at the same time that you use the WebSphere DataStage drivers, and you must perform some reconfiguration to switch between the two types.
dsenv file
The WebSphere DataStage server has a centralized file for storing environment
variables called dsenv in $DSHOME. $DSHOME identifies the WebSphere DataStage installation directory. The default directory is /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngine.You might need to add new environment variables as you configure WebSphere DataStage to connect to different databases using plug-ins or ODBC drivers. Any environment variables you need for interactive use of ODBC drivers to make a connection to an ODBC data source must be added to the dsenv file. This lets the WebSphere DataStage server inherit the proper environment for ODBC connections.
For a connection using a wire protocol driver, there are no changes required to dsenv.
For a connection using a non-wire protocol driver, you generally need to specify the following information in the dsenv file:
- environment variables
required by the database client software
- database home location
- database library directory
- the PATH environment variable
The following table shows the library path
environment variables for each operating system.
Table 1. Library path environment variables for WebSphere® DataStage®
|
|
Operating system
|
Environment variables
|
AIX®
|
LIBPATH
|
Linux®
|
LD_LIBRARY_PATH
|
Solaris
|
LD_LIBRARY_PATH
|
#Sybase 11 setup
LANG=
Export LANG
SYBASE=/export/home/sybase/sybase;export SYBASE
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$SYBASE/lib:/usr/lib:/lib;export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
# Oracle 9i
ORACLE_HOME=/space/oracle9i
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/lib:$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/lib;export
LD_LIBRARY_PATH
ORACLE_SID=WSMK5
export ORACLE_HOME ORACLE_SID
#Informix XPS 9.3
INFORMIXDIR=/space/informix; export INFORMIXDIR
INFORMIXSERVER=solnew2.1;export INFORMIXSERVER
ONCONFIG=onconfig.solnew2; export ONCONFIG
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$INFORMIXDIR/lib:$INFORMIXDIR/lib/
esql:$INFORMIXDIR/lib/cli;export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
LANG=C
export LANG
#DB2 Version 9
DB2DIR=/opt/IBM/InformationServer/DB2;export DB2DIR
DB2INSTANCE=DB2inst1; export DB2INSTANCE
INSTHOME=/export/home/DB2inst1;export INSTHOME
PATH=$PATH:$INSTHOME/sqllib/bin:$INSTHOME/sqllib/adm:$INSTHOME/sqllib/misc
export PATH
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$INSTHOME/sqllib/lib;export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
THREADS_FLAG=native;export THREADS_FLAG
Stop and restart the WebSphere DataStage server whenever you edit dsenv.
uvodbc.config file
Use the uvodbc.config file to specify the DSNs for the databases that you
are connecting to through ODBC.Entries in uvodbc.config have the following form:
<name>
DBMSTYPE = ODBC
name is the ODBC data source name (DSN), this should be the
same name as specified in the .odbc.ini file. The spaces on either side of the equal sign are required.The following example shows a typical uvodbc.config file:
[ODBC DATA SOURCES]
<localuv>
DBMSTYPE = UNIVERSE
network = TCP/IP
service = uvserver
host = 127.0.0.1
<Sybase1>
DBMSTYPE = ODBC
<Sybase2>
DBMSTYPE = ODBC
<Oracle8>
DBMSTYPE = ODBC
<Informix>
DBMSTYPE = ODBC
<DB2>
DBMSTYPE = ODBC
A copy of the uvodbc.config file is also placed in each WebSphere DataStage project directory. For example, the default path for
projects on Linux® is/opt/IBM/WDIS/Server/Projects/.
This is useful where you configure a data source that is known to some projects
but not others. By default, WebSphere DataStage searches the current project directory for a uvodbc.config file and, if it finds one, uses this in preference to
the file in $DSHOME. If you alteruvodbc.config after creating projects you should copy the edited
file to the project directories.
.odbc.ini file
The .odbc.ini files gives information about connecting to the
database (wire protocol drivers) or the database client (non-wire protocol
drivers). If your system uses a mix of drivers, your .odbc.ini file will contain a mix of entry types.Configuration examples for the various platforms are provided in $DSHome/branded_odbc/IBM_Tools in the odbc.ini file.
- aix_4.2.odbc.ini for AIX® systems.
- sun_4.2.odbc.ini for Solaris systems.
- linux_4.2.odbc.ini for Linux® systems.
- DB2® on Linux, UNIX®,
Windows®, and AS400
- Oracle on Linux and UNIX
- Informix® on Linux, UNIX,
and Windows
- Microsoft® SQL Server 2000
connection
- Sybase on Windows
1) .ODBC.ini
Sample Entry for .ODBC.ini file( Log in through WINSCP
instead of Putty for better results)
Path=/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngine
Note: LOCALDB will be
the name of your Database
[LOCALDB Wire
Protocol]Driver=/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/branded_odbc/lib/VMdb224.so
Description=DataDirect DB2 Wire Protocol Driver
AddStringToCreateTable=
AlternateID=
Collection=OS/390 and AS/400 (Remove for DB2 UDB)
Database=LOCALDB
DynamicSections=100
GrantAuthid=PUBLIC
GrantExecute=1
IpAddress=localhost
IsolationLevel=CURSOR_STABILITY
Location=OS/390 and AS/400 (Remove for DB2 UDB)
LogonID=db2inst1
Password=sample
Package=DB2 package name
PackageOwner=
TcpPort=50001
WithHold=1
2) UVODBC.config
Sample Entry for UVODBC.config
file (Log in through WINSCP instead of Putty for better results)
Note: LOCALDB will be
the name of your Database
<LOCALDB>
DBMSTYPE = UNIVERSE
network = TCP/IP
service = uvserver
host = localhost
3) Dsenv
Note: This is the library file so please don’t make
any changes in the existing file just enter the below entry with the path of
all three files which are in second line at the end of the file and save it.
#DB2 Version 9
DB2DIR=/opt/IBM/InformationServer;export
DB2DIR
DB2INSTANCE=db2inst1;
export DB2INSTANCE
INSTHOME=/home/db2inst1;export
INSTHOME
PATH=$PATH:$INSTHOME/sqllib/bin:$INSTHOME/sqllib/adm:$INSTHOME/sqllib/misc
export PATH
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$INSTHOME/sqllib/lib;export
LD_LIBRARY_PATH
THREADS_FLAG=native;export THREADS_FLAG
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