How to move the entire data from one system to a new system

[Former Member]

Hi,

  How to move the entire data in the database from one system to other system that newly created.?

Data export is not taking place due to errors.

It will be do with the transport movements from one to other , but it seems to be longer method..

Please help on this ?

[former_member189725]

Can you please let us know the exact error what you are getting when you do the export using SAPINST . The best , stable and complete solution is to export / import the data using SAPINST in such a scenario.

Regards

Ratnajit

[Former Member]

There is an error in standard  database table which has index  missing. How to repair the missing index?

Please advice.....

[former_member189725]

Go to transaction DB02 . Select Diagnostics --> MIssing tables and indexes.

Expand "Objects missing in the database " Check if any index is missing in the database (defined in the ABAP dictionary) . Create the index .

Also expand "Unknown objects in the ABAP dictionary" . If any index is missing in ABAP dictionary , then you will have to create the index in the ABAP dictionary , but before that check the fields of the index and  drop the index from the database.

Can you paste the exact log of the error you are getting.

Regards

Ratnajit

[former_member189725]

Go to transaction DB02 . Select Diagnostics --> MIssing tables and indexes.

Expand "Objects missing in the database " Check if any index is missing in the database (defined in the ABAP dictionary) . Create the index .

Also expand "Unknown objects in the ABAP dictionary" . If any index is missing in ABAP dictionary , then you will have to create the index in the ABAP dictionary , but before that check the fields of the index and  drop the index from the database.

Can you paste the exact log of the error you are getting.

Regards

Ratnajit

[former_member184473]

Hello,

Check note 151603 for further information about the system copy process.

As the export is failing, I would strongly suggest a complete database check (DBCC CHECK, note 142731) to ensure your database does not have any corruptions.

Regards,

Eduardo Rezende