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Joshen
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about GCI error info

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Hi,all
I am new in this forum and looking for some help.When I using ABAP PACK,there was an error concurred.Here is the message:
DataStage Job 4 Phantom 2196
Program "DSP.Open": Line 122, Exception raised in GCI subroutine:
Access violation.
Attempting to Cleanup after ABORT raised in stage Abap_Test..ABAP_Extract_PACK_for_SAP_R_3_0
DataStage Phantom Aborting with @ABORT.CODE = 3
Please give some suggestion,tks
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Post by chulett »

Don't know anything about ABAP or SAP but some generic advice...

After a job aborts, from the Director try doing a Reset of the job. Sometimes a log entry will be written with "From previous run..." in it and double-clicking on it will get you more details about the problem.
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Post by pnchowdary »

Hi Joshen,

Are you using the ABAP Extract Pack to extract data from SAP tables?. If so, check whether the ID that you are using has authorization to do a select on that particular table. In which stage exactly are you getting this error?. If you tell us your job flow, it would be easier to troubleshoot.
Thanks,
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Post by Joshen »

TKS for replies.I used ABAP stage to extract from SAP R/3 and a sequential file stage.The job run OK on my dev ETL server,but failed on my own pc.Both are Windows OS.Will the configuration of PC such as MEMORY,CPU cause this?
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Could be. Access violation means an attempt to get a memory address that you don't own. On your PC it could be a memory address that doesn't exist! Add another 2GB of RAM!
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Post by Joshen »

ths,I will try.:)
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