on 09-03-2012 5:37 AM
Hi All
I am in the midst of upgrading BI 7.0 EHP1 to BI 7.3.
During the phase MAIN_SHDIMP/PARMVNT_SHD! I have encounter the following errror :-
MVNTABS ERRORS: ddlntabs and RETURN CODE in PD000903.BIP
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2EETP345 11:08:37: Retcode 1024: SQL-error "955-ORA-00955: name is already used by an existing obje
2EETP345 ct" in DDL statement for "RPDCHKF03 "
2EETP334 11:08:37: error in DDL, nametab for "RPDCHKF03" not activated
2EETP345 11:08:49: Retcode 1024: SQL-error "955-ORA-00955: name is already used by an existing obje
2EETP345 ct" in DDL statement for "TXV_T100_TXTLOAD "
2EETP334 11:08:49: error in DDL, nametab for "TXV_T100_TXTLOAD" not activated
2EETP345 11:09:01: Retcode 1024: SQL-error "955-ORA-00955: name is already used by an existing obje
2EETP345 ct" in DDL statement for "UPA_MCB_10T "
2EETP334 11:09:01: error in DDL, nametab for "UPA_MCB_10T" not activated
2EETP345 11:09:13: Retcode 1024: SQL-error "955-ORA-00955: name is already used by an existing obje
2EETP345 ct" in DDL statement for "VER06567_NBUF_KY "
2EETP334 11:09:13: error in DDL, nametab for "VER06567_NBUF_KY" not activated
1 ETP111 exit code : "8"
Please advice further , I can't proceed with the upgrade now .Thanks
Regards
Clement
Can you check if the shadow schema if these tables already exist ?
What is the database ?
Regards
Ratnajit
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Yes it's from the primary instance
I am using STARTUP , the shadow system is down at this moment
sapprd02:bipadm 50> ./SAPup startshd
Enter the path of your root directory [/usr/sap/BIP/upg/abap]:
Root directory =
*** Reexecuting ./SAPup with adapted environment and restart=0x3.
At this time the shadow instance does not yet exist since you have passed phase STOP_SHDI_*!
Can you please check in table PUTTB_SHD , if the entry exist for the above tables .
It seems these tables which are SAP standard are delivered with NW 7.3 and does not exist in NW 7.01 .
Also check if the tables have entries from the database level (select count(*) from <schema_id>.<tabname>)
Regards
Ratnajit
Hello,
as far as i got it the above mentioned tables exists at the db-level but doesn't in Dictionary, correct?
Perhaps, it makes sense to drop them on db-level and re-start the phase...
You can play with the last one (VER06567_NBUF_KY). This one is a part of the internal SAP test framework (wonder how it happens to be here) so it definitely doesn't make any harm...
Regards,
Ilya
Login as user ora<sid>
sqlplus "/as sysdba"
select count(*) from sap<sid>.<tablename>;
If they do not contain any entry , you can drop them as follows:
drop table sap<sid>.<tablename>;
I believe dropping the below tables would not be an issue.
RPDCHKF03
TXV_T100_TXTLOAD
VER06567_NBUF_KY
But the table UPA_MCB_10T is the one which seems to be a problem .
When you upgraded the DEV system , did you face any issue as this .
Is the BI-CONT version choosen in BIP system stack file generation different than DEV ?
Regards
Ratnajit
It would be interesting to know which DDL statement (mentioned at the message body) failed. I guess they all are mentioned in PD000903.BIP log file. My only concern that the file is too big to be posted here...
Maybe you can find the corresponding DDL using table names (RPDCHKF03,TXV_T100_TXTLOAD,VER06567_NBUF_KY,UPA_MCB_10T) and post them here.
I guess it something like this: "CREATE TABLE/INDEX <bla-bla-bla>"
Thanks,
Ilya
Hello Clement,
So the tables are empty, aren't they?
Considering all mentioned above i would stick with idea to drop all those tables on db-level and start the upgrade process at this point.
I believe that being dropped tables will be re-created via DDL statmets aftewards and upgrade process will go further.
As i got there is a doubt about UPA_MCB_10T.
In case it contains any data you can export it (as a transport) before deletion and upload it again in case it will not be properly populated.
Regards,
Ilya
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