usdsop: exec failed during spawn

February 24, 2013

usdsop: exec failed during spawn

Y’day one of our PROD support team called up and asked that their ftp program is failing with the below error


/d05/applprod/11.5/xxzz/4.0.0/bin/ZZAAR1240F: No such file or directory usdsop: exec failed during spawn/d05/applprod/11.5/xxzz/4.0.0/bin/ZZAAR1240F Program exited with status 1

I first checked if the given shell script has the required permission to be executed by the application owner. and it was Ok – 755.

Then I opened the shell script on the server and tried to see if there is anything within the code that is causing the error. And there I saw the junk character (ctrl V + ctrl M). Looks like the file was edited in Windows and transferred to UNIX.

I removed all the junk character using the below command


:%s/(ctrl-v)(ctrl-m)//g
and press Enter key.

Then I asked the support team to run the program. program completed successfully and file got transferred.

-Anand

Oracle Apps

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anandmandilwar

Enterprise Solutions Architect with 8x AWS Certified & Project Management Professional (PMP). Passionate about solving customer problems through innovative solutions and improving operational efficiency by automating everything possible.

2 responses to “usdsop: exec failed during spawn”

Rahul

April 24, 2014 at 5:46 am

how did you see those characters? Were those visible? I am having same issue. But I don’t see any characters.

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1. anandmandilwar
  
  April 24, 2014 at 11:57 am
  
  Rahul
  In my case, it was the concurrent program was the host file and hence I looked into the corresponding shell script. Junk characters (ctrl V + ctrl M) were present over there.
  
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