on 05-29-2009 2:35 PM
Hi,
I wrote a package that calls a .lgf script (I wrote alredy some other packages calling other scripts, and they ran and executed smoothly...). When I start executing the package, in the "Package Status" list its "Progress" is displayed as "waiting" and doesn't change to "running". What can be the reason for this and what can I do so it actually starts "running"?
The package is supposed to allocate some accounts, it is the only package I start and there is still plenty of free main memory...
Edited by: HPC-Berater on May 29, 2009 4:02 PM
Hi HPC-Berater,
We have seen this kind of behaviour while running packages in the past when you connect to BPC Application remotely using VPN token.
Try login to BPC Application using LAN or Remote Desktop Connection. If you can't connect ask one of your colleague to give a try in office! It will work.
Regards,
Rajesh Muppala.
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Thanks for your suggestions, I just read them now!
I used remote desktop from the beginning.
I tried executing the package again on Friday (before I read your suggestions) and waiting over the weekend to see what would happen and the package seems to have been executed correctly by now (it needed 9 hours): the values that should have been written are all in the cube it seems. So it seems that everything is running fine, just that the status when the package is running is diplayed as "waiting" and not "running"...
Edited by: HPC-Berater on Jun 3, 2009 1:37 PM
Hi!
Try change your TASK in EVMODIFYSCRPT your logic file extension from .lgf to .lgx
Iaroslav
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Have you tried calling it from Default.LGF and running Default logic package?
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