Shell Creation Modify Control Files with Exclude Table Information Step er

I am try to create Shell using TDMS I am gettingbelow error while executing step Modify Control Files with Exclude Table Information.
I am getting error saying that //No such file or direcroty Message no.: CNV_TDMS_13_SHELL000
I am using NFS common mount as my install directory between CI & DB, please can you help me.
Please can help me.
Thanks
Ramesh

It appears that the directory for shell installation is not accessible from CI (TDMS execution server). Do the following -
Copy the entire Shell installation directory (having TPL files) temporarily to the CI app. server and maintain the path of this directory in the TDMS package.
Then execute the activity which is currently failing. Most probably it will finish successfully.
Now copy the DDLORA.TPL file from this directory to the original directory on the DB app server and continue with your exports.
I hope this helps.

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ECHO is off.
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SQL*Plus: Release 9.2.0.6.0 - Production on Mon Sep 10 14:14:25 2007
Copyright (c) 1982, 2002, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
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ORA-24324: service handle not initialized
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SP2-0640: Not connected
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SP2-0640: Not connected
SP2-0640: Not connected
SP2-0640: Not connected
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E:\ORACLE\ORADATA\DEMO102C\REDO01.LOG
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So you're probably thinking, there's something wrong with my IDML File?
2. I "place" an equivalent spreadsheet from Excel, with formatting. It transfers correctly. I save it as a IDML file, when I go to reopen this file, same problem as above.
3. In step 2, If I instead save the file as a INDD, the INDD file re-opens correctly & fast.
Our company catalogue has about 11728 rows * 9 columns.
I have a strange sense of Dejavu, and it all seems to be pointing to the way INDESIGN handles (or doesn't handle) XML
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/756449?tstart=0
thx

Sorry for the wall of text!!
Ya, i figured a non indesign solution was the way to go. Hence the LaTeX (Typesetting) + php thing. It didnt need to be in a table, but it needed to appear like a "table" format. Cells with each cell having borders etc and it will eventually go to print.
IDX!? I'll need to investigate this file format
Well not necessary to use excel, or tables, since I pull the information out from a MySQL database anyway. I wanted to use IDML because once the file format is just simple XML and extremely easy to manipulate. My awesome theory was, if it was already in a table format, that would make it even easier to manipulate - all i would need to do is write php code to add new rows (Directly into the file). A designer could make the IDML file template file for us, and I could write a script that populates the data directly into it.
We tried other methods such as merging XML into tag placeholders but while that worked fantastically on small amounts of data it grinded to a halt+crash on large amounts of data.
Ideally we wanted designers to make a template, and I.T. to just come along and insert the data accordingly. It also needed to be perfectly print accurate without alot of messing around. XSLT would be an interesting alternative, but our designers are again not very XSLT / EXCEL/ XML / X-Anything savvy. It would still need to be a programmers nightmare to get it to appear correctly (eg. mine).
Thanks for pointing out additional alternatives! There are some good things I had not considered.
Although I have found some additional benefits using LaTeX; Automatic Index, and table of contents (Sweet!) - it also handles any required text wrapping.
I think I'm flagging this thread as more of a bug thread than a request for a solution
We were looking into purchasing indesign server for some future endeavours but if I have no confidence in the desktop version of indesign, how can I be assured that the server version of indesign wont just cause the company more headaches down the line
thX!! awesome

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This script is creating log file in the ext directory. How to avoid it. Can you specify the syntex.
Thanks alot.
Bhaskar
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