Re: SQR 6002 error - how to avoid it?

[Ben Le <ble@PCC.EDU>]

Tom,
Check the permission of the directory where you try to write the output file to. Or check the permission of the file hrdchg.spf. You may not have permission to access that file because it owns by some one else.

At 08:27 AM 10/14/98 -0700, you wrote:
>All,
>I was trying to run a SQR on Unix Shell with sysadmin privilege;  after I've
>entered input parameters
>I got SQR 6002 error.   Does anybody know the possible reasons that I can
>look for and check?
>Out DBA is out today.
>Thank you in advance!
>
>Tom Nguyen
>Intel Co.
>
>>>>>
>
>HRDCHG
>HR Dept Change
>1998-10-13
>
>HR Dept ID to Change From:  10038052
>HR Dept ID to Change To:  10038054
>Effective Date (blank=today) [YYYY-MM-DD]:  1988-10-13
>Report Only (blank=Y) [Y/N]:
>(SQR 6002) Can't open the printer file: hrdchg.spf
>(13): Permission denied
>
>SQR: Program Aborting.
>fmsql713 : ps7v : /u01/usr/psoft7/hr700/sqr >
>
>

Benjamin Le
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