Job fails when user runs a script or command located in NFS mounts. This is observed in Solaris or AIX OS, similar commands will work on Linux.
202XXXXX 00012345+0400 AGENT1234 CAWADES_7500 JOB1234/APPL1234.1/MAIN RUN . Data(Args="xxxx",Script=/mnt/special.sh,Shell=/bin/ksh) User(usera) .....
202XXXXX 00012345+0400 AGENT1234 CAWADES_7500 JOB1234/APPL1234.1/MAIN State SUBERROR Failed SetEnd Status
(Script/Command not accessible) Cmpc(4015) User(AGENT1234) Host(solaris_host)
Release : 12.2
Component : Workload Automation System Agent
The Solaris/AIX may have permissions that restrict access to NFS. The WA Agent usually runs as root and then user SETUID to become the user defined in job. This may be an issue.
The UNIX admin should check OS settings. The other workaround is:
1. Change job type from script to command.
2. Put /bin/ksh (or any shell) as command.
3. Put the script with NFS auth and args in Arguments to pass field.