Hi Lokesh,

While creating folder you need to provide full path excluding the domain name. Also it should start with /.

For example : -fp /<folder_1>

If you want to create folder under domain, then you have to specify only /.

Please try and let me know whether it works.

Regards,
Smitha

Hi Lokesh,

For more details please refer the below Kb to use this command:

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Thanks,

Asmita

As per the syntax;

fn (folder_name) - You need to specify the desired folder name

fp (folder_path) - You need to specify the folder path. If the folder needs to be created under the Domain i.e. the root directory, you can specify it as "/". If there is already a folder available and the desired folder needs to be created under that folder, you can specify as "/<folder1>"

With the current command, if you wish to create the directory under the Domain, you will need to modify it to:

./infacmd.sh createFolder -dn Domain_Linux -un Administrattor -pd Administrator -sdn native -hp mh30021710:6005 -re 180 -fn dem -fp /

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Rajan

This issue may also occur because:

-The full folder path was not provided for the object name when the ot option is provided with value "FOLDER"

-When the PowerCenter repository folder name  was  provided as the Object Name instead of domain folder paths to services.

Also, in case if you want to create a folder under Domain run the command as follows :

./infacmd.sh createFolder -dn Domain -un Administrator -pd Administrator -sdn native  -fn Test -fp /

If you want to create a folder under an already existing folder, run the below command:

./infacmd.sh createFolder -dn Domain -un Administrator -pd Administrator -sdn native  -fn Test -fp /Folder1

In this example Test folder will be generated under Folder1.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

Asmita