on 09-08-2008 7:50 AM
Hi,
We have configured and set up a landscape with ERP 6.0
Few modules like MM,SD,PM,HR,PP,FI,CO,QM are being configured.
But whenever I move any request from one client to another,the requests are ending with RC=4(Ending with warnings)
Could you please suggest any clue on this.Please help.
Thanks in advance.
Murthy.
Hi Murthy,
Can you elaborate more ...?
How you move the request ? What is the complete trace log on RC=4 ? How about Syslog entries ?
Regards,
Vincent
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Our development and quality system reside in the same server.They are differentiated with client numbers.
For example,Development ->300
Quality->320,
If any request is moved from 300 to 320,it is returning with RC=4.
When I checked system log for an error in system log,
The buffer (TABL means 100% table buffer, TABLP of partial table buffer and CUA CUA-buffers) was either reset manually (with $SYNC or $TAB), of reset from a program or by means of a buffering synchronization record). Reloading the buffer can lead in a considerable load of the system. If this syslog message is frequently output, you should try to find out the cause.
Please Help.
Thank You.
Regards,
Sudheer.
The fact that it resets the buffers is normal behavior when sending transports and why it's recommended to do them in batches and preferably not during peak times. The "old" objects in the buffers get invalidated so that the "new" objects can replace them and so you can use these "new" or changed objects from the buffers.
Return code 4 is not critical and is simply informing you of the warning. Are you sure that message in the system log is associated with the correct return code 4 instance ? Seems odd that it would send this warning each time but perhaps it's something that occurs only when transporting within the same system. Did it not do this before ?
Nelis
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