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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Mon, 07 Oct 2002 @ 11:22:39 GMT
Hi all, for exporting large amounts of data on Solaris we use FastExport with an Outmod that splits the data into several files due to a 2GB- border. We now encountered some network problems, the connection to the database broke down and fexp re-sent the SQL statement to the database (with the message "UTY8720 Re-starting this FastExport task because the RDBMS crashed", but the exported data was corrupt because the Outmod did not get a "restart" signal (else we would abort as soon as this signal (entry code 5/6) was received by the Outmod) and the Export ended with return code 0. Is there any way to avoid this? How can I recognize such a situation and react on it when he "correct" entry code is not sent (or did I miss something important)? Thanks for any advice. Klaus --
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