ERP Package for client deletion

[Former Member]

Hi experts,

I have a problem when I do the client deletion using the process type"ERP Package for client deletion".

After the first time execution of deleting the datas of table TD09P_*...,

I received the follows below.

State of sub-activity State Sub-activities

Aborted 5

Completed successfully 10,203

Completed with warning 0

Completed with error 0

Running (In process) 0

Not yet started 0

There are 5 aborted jobs

(TD09P_T313I

TD09P_T313J

TD09P_T313K

TD09P_T313L

TD09P_T313LD).

I checked the logs, which said all these 5 like this:

Message text

Job started

Step 001 started (program /TDM/9_300_90007_02208_C, variant &0000000000007, user ID LEEE03)

Error while reading cluster CNVMBTCLU, Key 0144703489

Job cancelled

I searched in note1175565 and found that it was fixed since I have updated to sp11 already.

Also I tried to re-run the cancelled jobs manually using sm37, the error is like this:

Job started

Step 001 started (program /TDM/9_300_90007_02208_C, variant &0000000000007, user ID LEEE03)

Session ID C1290007000000000010 is not valid

Job cancelled

according to these above, could anyone tell me the reason?

Thanks& Best Regards,

Eric

[Former Member]

Hi

Try rerunning the activity from the process tree, if it does not succeed then open an OSS message so that the support team could analyze it in detail.

Pankaj.

[Former Member]

Did you ever get this resolved? I'm running into almost exactly the same issue.

Thanks,

Eric

[alex_tender]

Hi

I had the exact same issue, and what i have found was that the tool drop all the authorization data and if you had specified a cust profile that handle the RFC authorization then the RFC connection to the receiver system then no longer works.

The way I managed to solve the issue was to change the SAP_TDMS_MASTER role and added in object S_RFCACL with all permissions and generated and activated it.

This allowed the RFC to work again and then you could restart the process from the central system

Regards

Alex Tender