on 07-18-2006 1:22 AM
Hello,
I am attempting to apply upgrade from PI_BASIS 2004_1_620 to PI_BASIS 2005_1_620 on an R/3 Enterprise 4.7 x 2.00 System.
Using the SAINT tool, I am bringing in the SAPKINBB7A OCS package. I have tried the following queues:
SAPKINBB7A by itself
SAPKINBB7A with follow-up patches SAPKIPYJ51 to 3
SAPKINBB7A with follow-up patches SAPKIPYJ51 to 7
Each time, I get an IMPORT_PROPER failure:
Error in phase: IMPORT_PROPER
Reason for error: TP_STEP_FAILURE
Return code: 0012
Error message: OCS Package ALL, tp step "N", return code 0012
The error has the symptom of notes 794802 and 751864. However, the 751864 code is already present in the system before I begin.
If anyone has seen this particular set of circumstances, I would appreciate the input.
Regards,
John
Hi John,
I am also getting the same error TP_STEP_FAILURE. I want to try the solution that you mentioned. But I dont have access to service market place of sap. can you post the solution which you got from sap note 903242 so it will be really helpful for me?
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I have the same problem today, and is resolved.
The problem is resolved with Note 903242 - CONVERT_NO_NUMBER while processing table ROVERCUBE1.
Solution
Since table ROVERCUBE1 contains only test data, modify entries in
ROVERCUBE1 before the upgrade/installation or in QCMROVERCUBE1 if the
problem occurs during the upgrade/installation.
The SQL statement for solving the problem during upgrade/installation:
UPDATE <DB-Owner>.QCMROVERCUBE1 SET AUFNR = '100';
Commit the statement.
Hello,
My SPAM/SAINT is updated to the latest level (patch 20). My Kernel is patched up to level 129.
I tried the Extras >> Ignore generation errors. However, this simply returned the message, "No generation errors found".
After further review of the logs, etc. I came across note 903242 which described the problem perfectly. After applying the suggested solution, the support packs proceeded to the next step.
Thank you for your help.
Regards,
John
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Hi John,
Are SPAM and Kernel upto date?
Always it will be a good thing to keep your SPAM and Kernel up to date before applying patches.
I dont have any idea about the particular error you are getting but this is rather aa generic answer.
Regards,
Bapujee Naidu
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