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Export REPOLOAD Error

Former Member
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Hi,
    We are in process of migration CRM server from HP UX to LINUX OS. I took largest 10 tables from DB02 and in that REPOLOAD was mentioned as one of the 10 biggest tables in the CRM System. I used the tablesplitting and migration monitor to export these tables and did a test export .

All the tables / packages are exported. However, REPOLOAD is failing with the below error message.

ERROR: 2012-07-06 19:56:17 com.sap.inst.migmon.LoadTask run
Unloading of 'REPOLOAD-2' export package is interrupted with exception.
java.io.FileNotFoundException: DATA/REPOLOAD.STR
        at com.sap.inst.migmon.LoadTask.buildTaskFileCommand(LoadTask.java:463)
        at com.sap.inst.migmon.LoadTask.processPackage(LoadTask.java:267)
        at com.sap.inst.migmon.LoadTask.run(LoadTask.java:195)
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:534)
        at com.sap.inst.lib.util.ThreadDispatcher$ThreadWrapper.run(ThreadDispatcher.java:113)


Few days back , we exported the same CRM System with normal sapinst procedure without table splitting. When I see the Data folder, I am not able to find the table REPOLOAD or export of REPOLOAD  inside DATA directory.

Kindly let us know how to fix this issue.


Thanks and Regards,
Vimalan

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former_member189725
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REPOLOAD is a table which contains compiled ABAP source codes specific to the operating system.

This table is actually populated when SGEN is run . It is delivered empty by SAP during a new installation. In case of export /import using SAPINST , the data for this table is not exported . Only the structure is exported under SAP0000.STR. You should not try splitting this table out of standard SAP package SAP0000. So don't worry , you are fine with what you are doing .  After the migration , the table will be populated running SGEN again .

Regards

Ratnajit

Former Member
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Hi ,

THanks for the information.

Sorry for keeping this thread open for long time.

Thanks and Regards,

Vimalan

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