Error while creating datastage project

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Error while creating datastage project

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Hi All

I am facing the below issue while creating the datastage project in 11.3 environment. Any suggestions will be helpfull

DSR.ADMIN: Unable to copy the Template files. Error executing command:

'cp -r -p /opt/IBM/Information/Server/Template/* /** project location**/projectname'

output:

cp:cannot create regular file 'project location/Quality/DENAME.RCM': Cannot allocate memorycp: Cannot create directory
'projectlocation/SAVEDLISTS': Cannot allocate memorycp: cannot create directory' 'projectlocation/UNICODE.000': Cannot allocate memorycp: cannot create regular file 'project loation/uvodbc.config': Cannot allocate memorycp: cannot create regular file 'pojectloaction/VOCLIB';cannot allocate memorycp: cannot create dorectory 'project location/wrapped': Cannot allocate memory.

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Post by PaulVL »

You got that error message from using the Administrator tool??
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yes
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Looks like the script is having trouble with directory creation (and possibly with ampersands). One for your official support provider.
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I created one more project at the same time everything went fine. I see issue only with this project. Initially my assumption was while creating something might got interrupted and was partially done, but I closed and opened the admin and I don't see the project and I even checked at the Path which I provided no project directory was created. I am struck and don't know what else or where to check.
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As noted, involve your official support provider.
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The UNIX error message "Cannot allocate memory" stands out. I suspect either your user (dsadm) or system limits are being exceeded. What are your ulimit settings?
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I only use dsadm user while creating projects. If it's the case with ulimit settings it's should be the case with all other projects correct? Like I said I don't have issue in creating other projects in same environment.
Arnd, I will also look into what you mentioned.
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i checked ulimit settings its 'unlimited'
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Post by PaulVL »

Your project name is standard right? No special characters, no spaces, etc...
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Post by raji33 »

There was a space issue and with help of unix team we resolved the issue.

Thank you all for your support.
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Post by Rahamath »

Can you please let me know where was the space.
I am getting the same error now.
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Wherever you told it to create the project.
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