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- <sect1 id="Job_Failure">
- <title><emphasis role="bold">Job “Failure”</emphasis></title>
- <para>Sometimes jobs fail. And sometimes that behavior is by design.</para>
- <para>For example, attempting to send an entire output result back to the
- ECL IDE program when that result contains more than 10 megabytes of data
- will cause the job to "fail" with the error “Dataset too large to output to
- workunit (limit 10 megabytes).” This job “failure” is deliberate on the part
- of the system (and you can reset this particular limit on a per-workunit
- basis using #OPTION), because any time you are writing that amount of data
- out you should be writing it to a file to de-spray. Otherwise, you will
- rapidly fill your system data store.</para>
- <para>Other examples of this type of deliberate system "failure" is
- exceeding skew limits or exceeding any other runtime limit. For some of
- these limits there are ways to reset the limit itself (which is usually NOT
- the best solution). Otherwise, the deliberate “failure” is a signal that
- there is something inherently wrong with the job and perhaps the approach
- you are using needs to be re-thought.</para>
- <para>Contact Technical Support whenever such an issue arises and we will
- help you formulate a strategy to accomplish what you need to without
- incurring these deliberate system "failures."</para>
- </sect1>
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