on 07-26-2009 1:51 PM
Hi All,
We have lot of test messages in CRM_DNO_MONITOR which needs to be deleted, but whicle deleting its giving error that "ransaction cannot be deleted" and
"The transaction cannot be deleted. If required, you can find the cause
in the application log. There could be a follow-up document for the
transaction."
"Check whether a follow-up document exists, or check whether you want to
cancel the document instead of deleting it."
Can anyone give an idea what is the follow-up document which we needs to delete before deleting the message?
We could also see that all messages which are having document flow enabled in the messages are not able to delete.
Kindly let me know if anyone has a solution.
Regards,
Phani.
Hi,
Unfortunately it is not that easy to delete old Support Desk messages.
As you know every message consists of two messages in reality. The CRM
message has to be archived using transaction SARA. The archiving object
is CRM_SERORD. The basis messages cannot be archived because there is no
archiving object existing for them. What you can do is to set the dele-
tion flag (status I0076) for every message you do not need any more.
Afterwards you can use report Z_DELETE_BASIC_NOTIFICATIONS provided in
the attached note:
#566225 Report to delete the basis notifications with deletion flag
For CRM test messages alternatively the report CRM_ORDER_DELETE can be
used with the following restriction.
Deleting of CRM message with report "crm_order_delete" works only if the
item of the CRM message (with exists in the background without being
displayed) is not released. But if you are using transactiontype SLF1
for the CRM message the status 'Released' is set for the
item as soon as you set the status 'In process' for the message. As
'Completed' is a follow-up status of status 'In process' you cannot de-
lete the CRM messages anymore using the report.
to set the deletion flag for the basic notification you have to use
transaction DNOTIFWL.
Here you have to set the status 'complete notificatation' so that
it is set to completed. Afterwards you canm set the status 'Mark for
deletion' at the same place.
Hope the above helps.
Cheers,
sh
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Thanks for the answers
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Hi,
Goto se38 and run the report CRM_ORDER_DELETE.
Enter the ticket no which you want to delete
Also, have a look at this note: 1329247.
Thx,
Waseem.
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Hi
Service Desk messages in Solution Manager consist of two parts: the support message in Solution Manager, and the service process in CRM.
You must carry out the following steps to delete the messages from the system completely:
1. In Solution Manager
Deletion of the message in Solution Manager involves two parts:
a) Call transaction DNOTIFWL and set the deletion flag for the Service Desk message. The deletion flag corresponds to the system status I1076 (deletion flag).
b) Execute the report Z_DELETE_BASIC_NOTIFICATIONS.
If you execute the report in production mode, all messages with the status I0076 are deleted from the database. You can also execute the report in test mode. In this case, the system displays a list of messages that can be deleted.
2. In CRM
You cannot delete a service process in CRM. The service process must be archived.
Call transaction SARA and select the archiving object CRM_SERORD. Archiving involves three steps:
a) Initial run Report CRM_ARC_SERORD_CHECK
b) Write run Report CRM_ARC_SERORD_SAVE
c) Delete run Report CRM_ARC_SERORD_DELETE
When the delete run has completed, the service process has been deleted from the database and is in an archive file. You can access archived documents using transaction SARE.
Check the following notes.
1329247
398914
398915
985079
Thread
Hope it helps,
Regards
Prakhar
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