Usually this would indicate that another job/process has the file open thus, not making it available for reading. Make sure any pre-defined job that might be creating the files to be zipped has completed and the files have been released prior to the zip task execution. The extension on the file name...

Joerg,

From the EDIT TRIGGER | GENERAL tab

Make sure you have the option "Stop Processing More Triggers" unchecked for the trigger that runs 1st. If the 2nd trigger is the last trigger, then you can have this trigger checked to stop processing after it runs.

monahanks,

Try changing your syntax to the following:

onError="setVariable:cmdError=YES"

There are no stipulations on where the executable has to reside. You will give it the full path to the program in the task, as well as the "current directory".

These called tasks are for local jobs only. Meaning, native to the GAD Installed Server.

Joerg,

Our testing here shows the same thing. This has been passed along to our Development Team for further review.

At this time, there isn't a work around other than renaming the Tab to not include a comma.

GAD is designed to handle execution of local executable programs. With this being said, if your .NET program is executable from a command prompt on the system that you have GAD installed on, then you should be able to execute the .NET from within a project.

Also,

The Release Notes for GoAnywhere Services addressed this issue with release 3.2.0. Please check out the notes at:

http://www.goanywheremft.com/support/re ... e-services

Search for "open files".

Bhargav,

What version of GA Services are you using? How many inbound transfers are you receiving in a day? Are these transfers calling a GA Director Project?

We need a bit more information about the situation...

Brad, As stated in the other post concerning the Heap Size and Java, you would have to tweak your settings for these as well. We let Java handle the CPUs and such. We do not do any handling of the Memory, so it would be shared in Forked situations. I can however discuss your projects and see how you...

Chris, At this time, there are no Attributes for the ROWSET var. Only the FILELIST var. To determine max LRECL for a flatFile .. you would have to read from Rec1 through RecX and snapshot the row length. Depending on your installed system, you might could run a system command (wc -L/linux) and pull ...