on 08-07-2009 8:55 AM
Hello Friend ,
I am getting this error while viewing a wd report.
The dump is coming in the below area of the code
method if_wd_context_node_info~get_attribute .
data:
rtti type ref to cl_abap_typedescr.
field-symbols: <attr_info> type wdr_context_attribute_info.
if me->attributes is initial.
me->map_node_info( ).
endif.
read table me->attributes->* into attribute_info with table key name = name.
if sy-subrc <> 0.
if me->_all_attributes_read = abap_false.
getall_attributes( ).
read table me->attributes->* into attribute_info with table key name = name.
if sy-subrc <> 0.
raise exception type cx_wd_context exporting textid = cx_wd_context=>attribute_not_found attribute_name = name.
endif.
else.
===> raise exception type cx_wd_context exporting textid = cx_wd_context=>attribute_not_found attribute_name = name.
endif.
endif.
This is only coming up in production and i am not sure what to do in this case.
I have got a dynamic table which is having about 65 coloums to display so can there be something wrong in it .
Pls help.
Rohit
>I have got a dynamic table which is having about 65 coloums to display so can there be something wrong in it .
Since you say this is dynamic and the error is attribut not found, I'm suspecious that you are referencing a column in the data structure that doesn't exist in production. Check and make sure the underlying structure (database table?) matches between systems.
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Anytime that you have something that is only effecting some users, you have to consider authorizations. However I can't say for sure, since I don't know much about your logic. Is this a dynamic build, but always of the same table/structure? Or can the source table differ between application runs? Perhaps if you told us more about how your application works, we could help.
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