on 06-16-2010 12:12 PM
Hi All,
We recently, changed an RFC, by deleting a Table named IT_COST_CENTRE and creating a table by the same name. I re-imported the RFC, created the new binding and re-started the J2EE engine, but the problem still persists.
The error code is:
com.sap.aii.proxy.framework.core.DataAccessException: Type conversion error, field IT_COST_CENTRE, complex type class com.qpi.travel.claim.Zhrtravel_Claim_Output
Cheers!!!!!!!!!!
Umang
Hi
Check if the bindings are proper or not?
Delete the old Model node from the context and create a new new one and bind it.
And also try checking the types of the elements in that model node(Table node).
Build the application(RightclickDCBuild) and get the error message in the tasklist from your NWDS.
Regards,
Lavanya.G
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The application was too complex to delete the model Binding, the earlier version of the code worked fine, so we went ahead with that, since the changes required were not much.
I believe, this was not the best of approaches, but was good enough to meet deadlines...
I'll continue working on the same & will update, once I get a satisfactory solution, in the meanwhile, if some one gets something concrete, then please post so that we may be benefited in the future.
CHEERS!!!!!!!!
Umang Mathur
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Hi Umang,
you can try clearing cache
http://<host>:5xx00/webdynpro/dispatcher/sap.com/tcwdtools~console/WebDynproConsole
Invalidation of ARFC Metadata Cache
Still have problem, then recreating the model would solve the problem. If the model name and package are same, just mapping needs to be done.
Cheers,
Nikhil
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Hi,
Please test the function module in R/3 and find any errors exists there itself
- Saravanan K
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Are you using Adaptive RFC model ?
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