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SUM XML ERROR on Java Stack, seeking advice

former_member206857
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Hi,

I'm patching a PI 7.11 from SPS07 to SPS 14.

Dual stack, the XML file passed the ABAP check, but during the JAVA stack check in SUM, it fails.

Here is the issue:


Error in SUM is this:

Validation of deployment queue completed with error: The stack does not match the system. Probably the system was changed after the stack was generated. Synchronize the system with SAP Solution Manager and then generate a new stack. Software component sap.com/XI_CNT_SAP_BASIS with version 7.11.0.0 is found on the system but in the stack it is listed with version 700.0.0.

This is fair and accurate.

But my Java engine contains 2 versions

My stack.xml file also is accurate and lists both:

<software-component-entry>

<caption>XI CONTENT SAP_BASIS 7.00</caption>

<name>XI_CNT_SAP_BASIS</name>

<version>700</version>

<vendor>sap.com</vendor>

<ppms-number>01200615320200007814</ppms-number>

<sp-level>0</sp-level>

<patch-level>0</patch-level>

<runtime-type>XI-CONT</runtime-type>

-<software-component-entry>

<caption>XI CONTENT SAP_BASIS 7.11</caption>

<name>XI_CNT_SAP_BASIS</name>

<version>7.11</version>

<vendor>sap.com</vendor>

<ppms-number>01200615320200011277</ppms-number>

<sp-level>0</sp-level>

<patch-level>0</patch-level>

<runtime-type>XI-CONT</runtime-type>

</software-component-entry>

So I'm confused on next steps. I know my SLD data is accurate, I know my LMDB data in SOLMAN is up to date when I created the xml.

Should I email SAP and ask for a Password to skip?

Should I manually edit the XML to get me pass?

Or do I remove the 700 version?

Not sure how to proceed.

Seeking advice.

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Former Member
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Hello Joshua,

Please  check following SAP note:-

Similar issue has been addressed and you can get some insight into issue.

1781714 - Software component sap.com/<Software-component> with version <version number 1> is found o...

Regards

Anand

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former_member206857
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Ok So after a little digging I found the issue.

The SLD data is up to date. What I found was looking in the LMDB, I can see that a previous consultant manually added some XI content. 

I connected to the java stack and confirmed that they do not exist.

So ill blow away those manual changes in LMDB and re-create my stack

My version on server:

Manual change by:

whats in LMDB

former_member185239
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Hi Joshua,

- Resync the SLD with the Solman system.

- Check whether the software component is updated in solman for the corresponding system.

- Then regenerate the stack from solman.

With Regards

Ashutosh Chaturvedi