Datastage command using dsjob -ljobs does not display jobs

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Mike
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Post by Mike »

projectname will be case sensitive. Make sure you are matching case exactly and make sure that projectname does not contain any non-display characters.

See what this gives you:

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dsjob -lprojects 2>/dev/null | grep projectname
Then:

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dsjob -ljobs $(dsjob -lprojects 2>/dev/null | grep projectname)
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Post by ayadav77 »

Hi chulett,

Please help me on the issue.
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Post by ayadav77 »

Tried above command but doesn't worked.
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Post by chulett »

Once again, simply saying "it doesn't work" doesn't help us be able to help you. Doesn't work how - what happens, what errors do you get? :?

You seem to be rapidly moving past the point where strangers on the Internet can help as we seem to be going around in circles... have you engaged your official support provider yet? That "0" return code means the command I asked about runs "successfully", i.e. is not returning an error so your syntax is fine. The fact that it also does not return any jobs suggests to me that perhaps you have a permissions problem, you are seeing what you are allowed to see in that project - nothing. Again, I would suggest you involve your official support provider to sort things out.
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