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 Related Questions Latest Answer : if you want to run a graph in unix you can run it as a ksh command. if it is plan then you need to run it asdtm run -ab_dtm_job hope this helps. ... Is there a way of implementing File Listener in Ab Initio?? It should continuously scan a given directory, as soon as a file is placed in that directory, it should copy that file to a working directory and trigger a corresponding Ab Initio graph. Read Answers (1) | Asked by : Hrishikesh Patil How does one make use of the "Call Web Service" component in the $AB_HOME/connectors/Internet directory of the component selectory window of the Ab Initio Console? Explain with Sample Code View Question | Asked by : Abhilash Ram Latest Answer : yes you can declare parametes in edit paramter option in GDE, while running the ksh you can pass the value in command line. ... Read Answers (3) | Asked by : sri Latest Answer : when ever a graph fails it creates a .rec file in the working directory ,the directory may be where ur graph deployed script is stored .so remove that .rec file an dthen run the deployed script of the graph from unix,u may use m_rollback -d ... Read Answers (4) | Asked by : chakri What is the usage of .mfctl and .mdir files in the mfs directory of Ab Initio? Why and When do we get the "Pipeline Broken Error" in Ab Initio Latest Answer : There are various scenarios where you can get this error. How did you encounter it. You need to elaborate on it so that the group can give you a specific answer. ... How do you do production support for Graph? How do you check whether graph is completed successfully or not (is it $? of unix?)What are different return values? Latest Answer : Hi Try using $mpjret this will give the return status of the graph ... How to use a normal batch graph as a sub graph in Continuous graph?
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