Orphaned files in /input and /reports folders are preventing successful AFP2PDF report transformation.
Release : 14.0
Component : Output Management Web Viewer
The files in /input and /reports are not used by Web Viewer to render the file for the end user. Removing them allows the normal file cleanup functions to occur at the end of a transformation.
Each time a user performs a transformation, the request is assigned a number - this number starts at 1 and increments by one each transformation. When you recycle your Web Viewer task that number starts over at 1 again.
According to the listing you sent the files in /input are all -rw-r--r--:
-rw-r--r-- 1 XXXXXX OMVSGRP 1730575 May 31 09:15 000001.afp
-rw-r--r-- 1 XXXXXX OMVSGRP 1952560 May 9 12:28 000002.afp
-rw-r--r-- 1 XXXXXX OMVSGRP 17610053 May 31 11:25 000003.afp
-rw-r--r-- 1 XXXXXX OMVSGRP 11949484 Jun 13 09:19 000004.afp
...
This directory will continue to grow as user's perform transformations.
However, once you recycle Web Viewer the request numbers restart at 1 and it will try to use /input/000001.afp as the work file. Since /input/000001.afp already exists the system will fail the request unless, by chance, it happens to be the same user as the existing file.
In order for a request to be reused the existing work files in /input and /reports need to be cleaned up. That can be done by either:
- Commenting out the X2YY_TEMPDS=KEEP in PPOPTION(CAHVX2YP) and TEMPDS_DISP=KEEP in PPOPTION(CAIQENVA) parameters so the Java Transformers automatically cleanup those files.
- Manually removing the files in /input and /reports when you recycle Web Viewer.
If you are concerned with deleting these files I'd suggest you first try it on your test system and also make a backup of those directories.