07-12-2004 1:26 PM
Hi all,
We have upgraded our operating system to Windows Server 2003 and SAP system to 4.70. We use OPEN DATASET / TRANSFER / CLOSE DATASET statements to transfer data but after upgrade we get a lot of DATASET_CANT_CLOSE/OPEN errors. I guess this is something about the operating system but couldn't find a solution yet. Anyone had the same problem here? If so, I'd like to know how they solved the problem.
Thanks in advance;
07-13-2004 7:29 AM
Hello Hakan
You don't write from what operation system you upgrade, but anyway I have never work on a Windows Server 2003 platform.
However I guess you have problems with permission settings.
I could tell you about users/usergroups and read/write/execute permissions in UNIX, but I guess you can't use that in Windows environment.
Best regards
Thomas Madsen Nielsen
04-21-2005 12:52 AM
Hi Hakan,
I noticed your post while searching for the cause of a similar issue I am experiencing...
I'm not sure if anything was upgraded - but we are also suddenly getting issues with DATASET_CANT_CLOSE and they are only 80kb files...
Just wondering if you managed to resolve your issues!
Best regards,
Rocco
01-25-2007 9:58 AM
Hi there,
I had the same problem under UNIX, and found the solution.
I think its a bug in Release 4.6C (maybe in 4.70 too??).
R/3 changes the folder- and filenames always to uppercase.
so when You type in, for example, the path /tmp/test, R/3 changes them to /TMP/TEST.
I made the /TMP/TEST (uppercase) folder on my machine and the problem was fixed...
But I found the problem-detail described only in the ABAP-Shortdump...
Hmmm... strange...
regards Oliver
03-20-2008 3:53 PM
We have been having the same DATASET_CANT_CLOSE problem for the past 1-2 years with a file size of several records (8 KB). And we know there is plenty of room on the server share.
Our site used to be Windows NT SQL and never had a single problem. We migrated to IBM UNIX DB2 and now the problem is intermittent. Some days -- NO problems. Others days -- many problems.
I have a batch job that runs every 15 minutes, which scrapes Work Orders from SAP and builds a flat file on a server share for TIMELINK to pick up. We can find no reason for the unpredictable problem. Sometimes a file is empty. At most, the file has 150 records, each with a length of 30 bytes.
Anyone else experiencing the same problem? Any solutions?
06-18-2008 4:19 PM
Hi there,
I have that problem, a DUMP Show me that Error,
Err.tmpo.ejec. DATASET_CANT_CLOSE
Excep. CX_SY_FILE_CLOSE
Or it shows me the problem in the open data set too.
I dont Know That to do.
Im going to change the Path (Import) to (IMPORT).
If anybody can suggest something...
Thanks
Miguel Angel.
Bogotá, Colombia