Editions are not getting cut for certain TeamSite workareas

TeamSite editions are not cut for some workareas. Editions are expected to be cut at 6 am ET everyday. Most of the workareas are working as designed.
Please let me know if any config file needs to be checked to add these failing workareas.

TS 6.0
AIX 5.2.0

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gzevin

TeamSite editions are not cut for some workareas. Editions are expected to be cut at 6 am ET everyday. Most of the workareas are working as designed.
Please let me know if any config file needs to be checked to add these failing workareas.

TS 6.0
AIX 5.2.0

theres is no such a thing as an edition for workarea

aby_sam

Thanks for your reply. Sorry for the typo, we have problem with branches. The editions need to be cut on everyday at 6 am ET. However it doesn't occur for a few recently added branches. Where as the older branches are working fine...

gzevin

Thanks for your reply. Sorry for the typo, we have problem with branches. The editions need to be cut on everyday at 6 am ET. However it doesn't occur for a few recently added branches. Where as the older branches are working fine...

do you know what to you use to cut editions? Usually it's a kind of a scheduled job. Because you are on AIX, I would say there is a crontab file somewhere to check.

aby_sam

I do know that a cron job runs to cut editions. I'm not able to figure out where this file resides. Do you know of any generic path where its stored.

gzevin

I do know that a cron job runs to cut editions. I'm not able to figure out where this file resides. Do you know of any generic path where its stored.

I do know that I run crons as a teamsite administrator user and the file I keep my jobs is at the home directory of that user. But in your case it all could be different.

If you know which user you run the job as, this could provide some pointers

gzevin

I do know that a cron job runs to cut editions. I'm not able to figure out where this file resides. Do you know of any generic path where its stored.

also, if you know which user runs crons, you might type:

crontab -l

and the current jobset will appear. Then you can copy-paste this to a new file, edit it, and then create a new cronjob from this file

aby_sam

Thank you very much for your time. I think I got the solution. Branch values are missing in some custom files. Anyways have to wait till 6 to know the actual result.
Thanks once again & **** bless..