Orbtrc file gets generated

Have you looked into this file to see what errors it is logging? The file keeps growing ; nested exception is: javax. EJBException: nested exception is: java. Post by battaliou » Tue Apr 13, pm Ok, looks like you got a serious problem here. My first instinct is that your "server side tracing" is on. Check it and turn it off using the datastage administrator app. Also check if any of your load jobs are generating warnings, this fills up log space quickly. You will need to tune your jobs if they do.

You can lose the orbtrc. I'd ditch the logging-agent. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Email Address:. Sign me up! RSS - Posts. Home About. Posts Comments. Like this: Like Loading Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.

If you are using Visual Studio this template is already installed. If you create a new model in Visual Studio this template is used by default but the.

If you want to customize the template you will need to add it to your project. This template will generate Self-Tracking Entity classes and a context that derives from ObjectContext. In an EF application, a context is responsible for tracking changes in the entities. However, in N-Tier scenarios, the context might not be available on the tier that modifies the entities.

Self-tracking entities help you track changes in any tier. For more information, see Self-Tracking Entities. We no longer recommend using the STE template in new applications, it continues to be available to support existing applications. Visit the disconnected entities article for other options we recommend for N-Tier scenarios.

Because the templates are included in Visual Studio the versions on the gallery can only be installed on Visual Studio The "Web Sites" templates for example, EF 5. We provide separate templates because the item template system in Visual Studio requires them. To start using a code generation template, right-click an empty spot on the design surface in the EF Designer and select Add Code Generation Item If you've already installed the template you want to use or it was included in Visual Studio , then it will be available under either the Code or Data section from the left menu.

If you don't already have the template installed, select Online from the left menu and search for the template you want. For models created in Visual Studio you will need to delete the templates used for default code generation, otherwise you will have duplicate classes and context generated.