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hi 
 
&nbsp; &nbsp;i am running a job from autosys which fethces the data from sysbase through isql..the command is some thing like this in the job (.sh file) 
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/opt/sybase/bin/isql -U otgcc_su -P abcd9098 -S DATASVCS &nbsp;-e -n -w 200 -s &nbsp;&lt; m_nbr.sql &gt;&nbsp;../DATA/m_nbr.txt; 
 
i get the ff err 
 
&nbsp; &nbsp;CS-LIBRARY error: 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ct_init(): network packet layer: internal net library error: Attempt to load protocol driver failed 
Attempting to obtain a localized error message failed. 
 
&nbsp; The thing is that if i run the command from linux command promt it runs fine..but if i run the job from autosys it fails..can some one helpp 
 
thanks 
bharat 
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hi

 i am running a job from autosys which fethces the data from sysbase through isql..the command is some thing like this in the job (.sh file)
 
/opt/sybase/bin/isql -U otgcc_su -P abcd9098 -S DATASVCS -e -n -w 200 -s < m_nbr.sql > ../DATA/m_nbr.txt;

i get the ff err

 CS-LIBRARY error:
 ct_init(): network packet layer: internal net library error: Attempt to load protocol driver failed
Attempting to obtain a localized error message failed.

 The thing is that if i run the command from linux command promt it runs fine..but if i run the job from autosys it fails..can some one helpp

thanks
bharat

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