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Exception occurred while TADIR processing (/IWFND/MED200).

christian_mayr
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I am trying to set up the HCM ESS UI5 scenario which is based on Gateway. Now I have a problem with two services. Anyhow these services are not assigned to a model and they are not of type BEP, the backend type field is empty. See attached screenshot of /IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE.

    

Now I tried to delete the services and create it newly. But when I push the delete button I get an error “Exception occurred while TADIR processing”
(/IWFND/MED200).

Does anyone know how I can delete the services?

Or is it possible to add the model and the BEP assignment to an existing service?

Thanks for any help!

    

Best Regards 

Christian

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ChandraMahajan
Active Contributor
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Hi,

See this thread and try accordingly.

Regards,

Chandra

christian_mayr
Explorer
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Hi Chandra,

thanks for your quick answer but unfortunately I can't do it that way.

I cannot delete the backend service and model as these are SAP standard from the ESS scenario.

Also I do not have a project in SEGW, I only activated the existing services in  /IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE. Obviously I did something wrong at that step...

I try to do some debugging now, maybe I'll find the reason for the error!

Best Regards

Christian

ChandraMahajan
Active Contributor
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Hi,

I do not have much information on the error. but looking at the message number, the error comes from method DELETE_TADIR_LOCAL of class /IWFND/CL_MED_UTILS.

you can put breakpoint there and find out the root cause.

Regards,

Chandra

christian_mayr
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I got it! In table /IWFND/I_MED_SRG there was an entry in metamodel id which did not exist in table TADIR and so it got the error. I deleted the entries and then I could delete the services successfully!

Thanks for the hint!

Best Regards

Christian

Former Member
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I found that the TADIR entry was missing for the service, but deleting entries in that table didn't help. I was able to get round the TADIR logic by setting values in the debugger to skip the exceptions.

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