dms-RSCMST-error-help

[former_member202372]

Hello Team,

As i was not able to save my files in content repository.

After all checks finally i went to SE38 and run RSCMST program me, gave the defined content repository (which shows connection and certificates successfully) and clicked on execute.

then i clicked on execute of RSCMSTH0, RSCMSTH1,RSCMSTH2.

Then i clicked on note pad which is just below the pencil for RSCMSTH0 it shows lot of pages where i was able to get highlighted that it says content repository "XYZ" not defined.

In the text file RSCMSTH1 i am able to find below errors,

create(1): new doc (frontend)

check_subrc: subrc 2 instead 0

check_subrc: HTTP error: 500 (Internal Server Error) "ContRep ZTEST or Storage entry not defined"

create(1): new doc (frontend) error

create(2): new doc (back end)

check_subrc: subrc 1 instead 0

check_subrc: Component : data1.txt error text : No such file or directory

create(2): new doc (back end) error

delete(1): unknown doc

check_subrc: subrc 2 instead 1

check_subrc: HTTP error: 500 (Internal Server Error) "Internal error: rc=0, ContRep ZTEST" or Storage entry not defined "

delete(1): unknown doc error

putCert: ok 14,768

But i see i have assigned the repository to storage category also. Is this reason which is stopping me to save the files in content server? Is this test file called contentserver.ini or is contentsever.ini is fully different.

please help

regards,

satish

[christoph_hopf]

Hi Satish,

did you check the settings in transaction OACT (storage category), OAC0 (content repository) and CSADMIN as well?

Best regards,

Christoph

[former_member202372]

Yes Christoph I checked

OACT- i have defined and assigned the storage category

OAC0- test connection is fine certificate sent. CS admin is also fine. Server status running.

but not sure where i am wrong.

Edited by: satishss on Dec 29, 2011 4:06 PM

[Former Member]

Hi Satish,

Since your issue is lingering on for quite a while,the best way forward in my opinion is to raise an OSS and let an expert examine your system and configuration for required corrective action.

Regards,

Pradeepkumar Haragoldavar