on 06-12-2011 6:32 AM
Hi Guys,
I am not able to perform transport to QAS. RFCs are working fine. When I update all import queues I am getting error :
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System QAS Command TMS_MGR_CHECK_TRANSPORT_QUEUE
Client 000 Service Transport Service
User DEVADMIN Start Online
Date 11/06/2011 Function TMS_TP_CHECK_BUFFER
Time 15:56:16 Message BUFFER_IS_FAULTY
Description:Errors were detected when checking the transport files
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Please suggest how can I remove this error, we have OS as Linux RHEL5.3 and DB as oracle.
Regards,
Mridul
hi
go into /usr/sap/trans/buffer and rename file that is identical to your SID (such as DEV, or PRD).
then, go into STMS again and refresh. if your buffer file was corrupted, this will clear your problem.
and also clear your buffer dir.
Regards
Shubh
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Hi Joe,
You are right we did system restore on both quality and development server 5 days ago, actually we faced numerous problem (dump) on development server after support pack activity and thus we restored the backup on development with the backup we had before starting support activity.
Due to some TRs moved after the support activity we faced dumps on quality too, so to undo the changes we restored the backup since the system was working fine.
Please suggest how can we correct this mismatch.
Regards,
Mridul
> You are right we did system restore on both quality and development server 5 days ago, actually we faced numerous problem (dump) on development server after support pack activity and thus we restored the backup on development with the backup we had before starting support activity.
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> Due to some TRs moved after the support activity we faced dumps on quality too, so to undo the changes we restored the backup since the system was working fine.
So you basically created the transports twice because you forgot (omitted) to reset the number after you restored the backup.
You'll have to really manually check what is getting transported because of the double numbers.
Run RSWBO301 and generate a new interval.
Markus
another problem occured
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