on 10-31-2014 5:10 AM
Hi ,
Few of the DP jobs are getting cancelled with error "Plannning version XXX is not initialized to planning area "XXXX". If the same job is copied then also geting the same error. But If I create new job with exactly same parameter then its running successfully. The Planning version is pretty much initialised and there is no inconsistency in system. When I try to do mass processing for this job theu MC8I , it gives status as" processed with error".
Anybody in this forum faced the similar issue .
Thanks -
M
Dear Mitali,
To identify the root cause, you can debug the job in SM37. Just type in 'JDBG' in the
command line ( '/n/JDBG' ), put the cursor on the job and press enter - will take you to the job in debug mode.
Regards,
JB
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Hi,
The error is coming because of key figure(wrongly created/invalid parematers). Please Change the key figures. First Try with standard key figure.
Other thing you can check:
1. Check the Periodicities, Create New(don't take currency field while doing) - you should specify the correct date interval without gap
2. Check MPOS and create atleast 1 CVC (Without CVC it will not work)
Please go through the following:
Re-Initialize Your Planning Area with report /SAPAPO/TS_PAREA_INITIALIZE. The creation
of time series objects for the planning area is known as initializing the planning area. The
system creates a network of characteristics and key figures in liveCache, time series objects
are created for a version and a period of time. You can extend the time series into the future
and delete the oldest periods from liveCache by re-initializing the time series periodically. In
this way, you can maintain a "rolling horizon". The system recognizes where new
characteristic value combinations or new time series exist, and creates time series objects
only for the new master data. From release SAP SCM 4.0, you can define key-figure specific
initialization horizons and save a lot of memory in your liveCache. For example, for historical
key figures, you can initialize only time buckets in the past and for forecast figures only
buckets in the future. This can be defined in a Pop-Up window during the start of the report or
in the transaction for key figure administration.
The report /SAPAPO/TS_PAREA_INITIALIZE locks the complete version of the planning
area. If the lock cannot be set, the report terminates. From release SAP SCM 4.0, you have
the additional possibility to perform the initialization with parallel processes by defining a
parallelization profile in transaction /SAPAPO/SDP_PAR. For this, you have to define a block
size and a maximum number of parallel processes for the planning area. After starting the
Best Practice: Manage Demand Planning in SAP APO (3.x) / SAP SCM (4.x, 5.x)
initialization job, it automatically creates the desired number of parallel processes. If the report
terminates abnormally for any reason other than lock problems (you can see this in the job
log), run report /SAPAPO/TS_LCM_CONS_CHECK with option Repair (see Maintenance of
DP Data Storage Structures) before restarting/SAPAPO/TS_PAREA_INITIALIZE.
For example, if you no longer need a certain planning version, you can remove its data from
liveCache by deleting the time series objects with report
/SAPAPO/TS_PAREA_DE_INITIALIZE.
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Hi Mitali,
Please check in /SAPAPO/MSDP_ADMIN if your planning area is active (Green status).
Also choose your planning area and create time series objects (right click on planning area and Choose Create time series objects) or you can do via SE38 report - /SAPAPO/TS_PAREA_INITIALIZE
After that run the consistency check program in repair mode to correct any inconsistencies - /SAPAPO/TS_LCM_CONS_CHECK.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Alok
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