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Above in every uproc log:

Access is denied.
'unigetvar' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

What does this mean ? Looks like uproc is working well

Regards,

Stijn

Hi Stijn,

Do you have an "unigetvar" command in the U_ANTE_UPROC or in the Uproc script ?
if yes , please try the command with complete path instead :
( $UNI_DIR_EXEC/unigetvar , for Unix)
( %UNI_DIR_EXEC%/unigetvar , for windows ) .

Regards,

 

Hello, We have tested an cl-int uproc with command set resexe=0 And this is the result: Access is denied. 'unigetvar' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. C00-SUPPORT-SITE DEBUT C00-SUPPORT-SITE WSPGM-CODNOEUD ora-p006 _!================================================ _!** $!** PROCEDURE .. : TEST $!** VERSION .....: 000 $!** EXECUTION .. : 0000531 _!** _!** PROCESS DATE : 11/06/2017 _!** _!------------------------------------------------ $!** PARAMETERS. : None _!------------------------------------------------ _!**  VARIABLES _!------------------------------------------------ $!**  INHERITANCE VARIABLES _!================================================ Access is denied. Access is denied. Access is denied. Is the location of the U_ANTE_UPROC    Company/data/nodefiles/U_ANTE_UPROC? If so, this model is empty (we have another node that has the exact same U_ANTE_UPROC file and there we don’t encounter this issue). Regards, Stijn Van: Kamel Hajaji [mailto:automicsoftware+d10939-s5019921@email.vanillaforums.com] Verzonden: maandag 6 november 2017 15:04 Aan: Eandis - ICT Systemen Jobscheduling <eandis> Onderwerp: Re: [Automic Community] What does this unigetvar message mean ? [Automic Community]<https></https> ________________________________ Kamel Hajaji commented on What does this unigetvar message mean ? Hi Stijn, Do you have an "unigetvar" command in the U_ANTE_UPROC or in the Uproc script ? if yes , please try the command with complete path instead : ( $UNI_DIR_EXEC/unigetvar , for Unix) ( %UNI_DIR_EXEC%/unigetvar , for windows ) . Regards,</eandis>

So ,

if the node on a Unix/Linux server,
it looks more like a missing right for the administrator or the account running the uproc,

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Please read the Administration doc -> 3.4.1 Modifying Rights

You need to stop the node first, then as root you should execute the "uxrights" command :

1) if you need change $U administrator :
( uxrights –m [assign|restore] [-a administrator] )
( example : ./uxrights -m assign -a univadm )

2) to grant command line to all submission acconts :
load environment
./uxrights -m grant
./uxrights -m restore

then run an offilne reorg
./unireorg

and restart the node.

Hello, No node is on a Windows Server 2008 Regards, Stijn Van: Kamel Hajaji [mailto:automicsoftware+d10939-s5019921@email.vanillaforums.com] Verzonden: maandag 6 november 2017 17:32 Aan: Eandis - ICT Systemen Jobscheduling <eandis> Onderwerp: Re: [Automic Community] What does this unigetvar message mean ? [Automic Community]<https></https> ________________________________ Kamel Hajaji commented on What does this unigetvar message mean ? So , if the node on a Unix/Linux server, it looks more like a missing right for the administrator or the account running the uproc,</eandis>

Hello Stijn, could you check if the scripts calling the binaries have the proper syntax for the path ?
I mean, it should be  %UNI_DIR_EXEC%\unigetvar (windows) and not  $UNI_DIR_EXEC/unigetvar (unix)

Could you launch in the command line, as the system user the following command to check the value of one variable?
%UNI_DIR_EXEC%\unigetvar U_LOG_LEVEL

Hello, Where can i check if the binaries have de proper syntax ? Regards Stijn Van: Adrian Fresno menendez [mailto:automicsoftware+d10939-s5019921@email.vanillaforums.com] Verzonden: woensdag 6 december 2017 13:17 Aan: Eandis - ICT Systemen Jobscheduling <eandis> Onderwerp: Re: [Automic Community] What does this unigetvar message mean ? [Automic Community]<https></https> ________________________________ Adrian Fresno menendez commented on What does this unigetvar message mean ? Hello Stijn, could you check if the scripts calling the binaries have the proper syntax for the path ? I mean, it should be  %UNI_DIR_EXEC%\unigetvar (windows) and not  $UNI_DIR_EXEC/unigetvar (unix) Could you launch in the command line, as the system user the following command to check the value of one variable? %UNI_DIR_EXEC%\unigetvar U_LOG_LEVEL</eandis>

Hello Stijn,

You can consult the command sintax on the DUAS Administrator manual that you can download from https://downloads.automic.com/

These are all set correctly: set UJDUPRODUCT=DUAS set UNI_DIR_ROOT=U:\Universe\EANDIS set UNI_DIR_EXEC=U:\Universe\EANDIS\bin set UNI_DIR_LOG=U:\Universe\EANDIS\log set U_CONF_VAL=%UNI_DIR_ROOT%\data\values.xml set U_CONF_VAR=%UNI_DIR_EXEC%\variables.xml

That error probably means that the submission account launching the job ( system user), cannot load correctly the environment (unienv.bat ).
Could you check that? Adding @echo on on this script should give you more information on which line is failing, I suppose that these should be the guilty ones:

cd /d "%UNI_DIR_EXEC%"

for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('unigetvar UNI_DIR_NODEFILES') do set UNI_DIR_NODEFILES=%%a

if exist "%UNI_DIR_NODEFILES%"\unienv_specific.bat  (

    call "%UNI_DIR_NODEFILES%"\unienv_specific.bat

Log in attachment

Hello Stijn, can't find the above error in the attached log.
Can you send me the full job log launched by the same system user?