on 05-06-2015 7:47 AM
Hi experts,
after we have done a system copy with SWPM, we get sometimes an error in executing transports via STMS.
The error is "Internal error <tranport order> is missing in table E070".
Does anybody know what it means?
Thank you
E070 is the table which includs - Change & Transport System: Header of Requests/Tasks
Use Se06 and STMS to reconfigure TMS.
Also, if required, goto see SE11 and activate it.
Regards,
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One other question.
We have a 3 system landscape
And the error appears on transport to productive system.
In E070 I can see the transport, however with targetsystem "Quality".
In Table E070 in Productive and quality system.
May it be, that this is the problem and the transport-landscape is not correct, because in E070 of prod sysetm it should be target system producitve-system I guess.
hi Christian,
The issue is with your STMS configuration so request you to re-run the SE06 & STMS configuraiton as suggested earlier.
And normaly the E070 entry depends on the Next system in the Transport layer which you have created.
So try to reconfigured it and see if the STMS configuration is Consistent to. If its shows error try to remove the system from Domain controller and add it back again in Domain controller.
Let us know the outcome.
Regards,
Ram
Delete everything, and start TMS setup again
Refer -
SE06 - Processing after Installation of CTO - Basis Corner - SCN Wiki
Hi Christian,
This Selection should be fine for the SE06 post processing.
Do you have the screenshot for the old entry or the export taken.
Normally at my end we take the E070 and other TMS* tables export and keep it handy.
Also the Re-configuration might solve your issue and do sync up with the Domain Controller.
Regards,
Ram
Hi Christian
1. Could you check the status of system copied system on TMS domain controller?
2. Could you refer the document for reconfiurations
BR
SS
Hi Christian ,
Perform as sugggsted by Divyanshu above ( in the target system )and then go to transaction STMS , add the system to the transport controller ( it will pop up by default if it is sharing the /usr/sap/trans as that of the domain controller )
Click on transport routes ( Menu STMS ) , in the menu options Configuration - > Adjust with domain controller
Thanks ,
Manu
Hello together,
I've now done the remove via SE06 and also did setup again via STMS:
however, I still get the same error message.
Any other ideas?
Kind regards
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Hello Divyanshu,
today I made 3 test-transports and I got it for each.
We did a DB-Refresh with SWPM.
After that I did SE06 and delete the configuration.
Next, I did go to domain controller, delete the system. In the target system I did go to stms and create it again. Next i did go to domain controller again and did accept the system.
And thatn I tried a test-transport.
Kind regards
Got you , The test transport is just a tr created by you for test purpose [ Dont know why you imported this in prod anayways ]
But you are facing the issue in Quality Only right ? [ ie the restored system ] ?
Can you execute the following in Quality ,[ Check both options while you run ] and send back the screenshot
RDDIT049 [ Run in SE38 ]
Also need a screenshot for TXN STMS -> Monitor -> TMS alert -> TMS ALert Viewer
Also check whether the Time is in sync between DEV , QA . [ Run RSDBTIME in se38 in DEV and Quality and compare ]
Thanks ,
Manu
Hi Christian ,
This is just a doubt
The E070L Stores the last TR sequence number ( last number of Change request created ) , So when you refresh from PROD to DEV the value of the field TRKORR needs to be updated .
As any new TR's generated from DEV will again start from this value . Check the following link .
So check whether the value of this entry is correct [ Compare with the number which is last exported from DEV before refresh ] . If the new TR's created has a number greater than the above number [ the number before refresh ] then you are fine .
Thanks ,
Manu
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