on 08-15-2008 11:20 PM
When attempting to unarchive the SAP Business Content templates we are getting a stop error.
1676 2008/08/15 14:45:16.140 Dropping failed target Repository
1676 2008/08/15 14:45:16.140 $$$ Operation ended in ERROR :
84020000H : General error, contact customer support
1676 2008/08/15 14:45:16.140 Error inserting into A2i_Data_6 table
The MDM Server version is MDMS55006P_3-10003331
Select create new reposirtory, then select 55630_PRODUCT
d:\Program Files\SAP MDM 5.5\Server\Archives\55630_PRODUCT.a2a
We have checked database (Windows IBM DB2) and tried the other SAP templates with the same error.
Are these templates limited to MaxDB and are trying to create tables with 32kb page sizes?
We are able to create new, empty repositories and unarchive a sample one provided by SAP sales, but not these business content templates.
Have searched OSS and SDN for many hours to no avail.
Really appreciate your help!
Here are the steps we are doing
Run MDM Server Console
Create new repository
Connect to DB
Enter Admin login
Select unarchive
Select the A2A file to unarchive
Wait a minute
Get the error
View error log descending in time
Hi Lee,
Please follow the below steps:
1. Open the MDM Console and Mount the Server
2. Right Click on MDM Server and Select UnArchieve Repository.
3. Select the Archive name from the drop down list and give the Repository name.
The only differenece is im not creating any repository. Kindly update us
Regards,
Jitesh Talreja
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Thanks, I understand these are indeed the steps to take, but unable to unarchive fail with the resulting error.
I have tried exporting schema from another MDM server that has Max DB and the business content loaded. The schema does import to the DB2 system, but all the content tables (29) of them fail to import.
I want to avoid re-creating the product schema manually so any help is appreciated
Lee Lewis
Lee,
The problem is likely due to the fact that DB2 is limited to 14 languages, but the standard repositories have more than 14 languages defined. Since it sounds like you already have managed to unarchive the repository onto MaxDB, I would reduce the number of languages on that repository, archive it, then unarchive it onto DB2.
I apologize about the extra step -- apparently SAP is not going to ship a separate version of the standard repositories with reduced languages for DB2 support (since there is a workaround).
Hope this helps,
Cleopatra
Thanks, this was indeed the problem. I deleted all the languages except EN and archived from MaxDB then was able to unarchive in a DB2 system and update the repository.
Thanks so much for your help
Lee Lewis
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