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ZDATE_ILLEGAL_LOCTIME error

Former Member

‎02-27-2009 7:58 AM

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Hi Experts,

I am getting an error message as above wheneevr i am trying to do anything on SAP.(even Logon)

Can you guys advice if there is a way other than restarting SAP server to resolve this.

Regards,

Chinmaya

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Former Member

‎02-27-2009 9:17 AM

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Hi,

Did you checked the time in the system at os level.Is the time of your os and application is same.

If not then rectify and check.

Regards,

Amit

Bernhard_SAP
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Advisor

‎02-27-2009 10:06 AM

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Hi ,

please check SAP note 447839 (check time settings and restart system afterwards...

b.rgds,

Bernhard

Former Member
In response to Bernhard_SAP

‎02-27-2009 12:34 PM

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HI Bernhard,

I did check the note 447839 and than restarted the application and databse system and now they are working allright. I didnt however use the SAPtimetrace executable file. However later I found out that my domain controller set the date to 01.01.1970 ( SAP Note 323954 refers to a situation like this.) Now if this has happened and one of the DB tables has an entry of 01.01.1970, the back up will fail and this will result in a data loss for today. As a backup will fail everyday from now on.

I understand that this may be due to a workprocess picking up the incorrect date? Is there any way I can find out a log of workprocess errors?

Also if the backup fails is there any way I can prevent from the data being lost.

Best,

CP

Former Member

‎02-27-2009 4:16 PM

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the backup came through allright.. so i suppose no need to update my resume!