on 09-15-2016 8:09 AM
Hi Experts,
Recently we performed local client copy in our Quality system(500 to 400). But once we asked for validation, they found S763E table data didn't came at the target client. How to find out the route cause this table data not came at target client. See the SCC3 log screenshot at below:
Please help me to resolve the issue.
Hi Arman,
Please check the copy log file and search for the table in it.
First:
Which table contents (of client-dependent tables) are copied into the target client?
Delivery class Copied?
C YES
E YES
G YES
L Deleted
S YES
A Selected
W NO
Second:
If the table in the source client is still consistent, it may be recopied, for example, via a "Transport of copies" (transaction SE01 with an R3TR TABU <table name> entry).
Third:
After a client copy, you can use the RSCC_VERIFY program to compare the number of entries for the source client and for the target client.
Regards
Prithviraj
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Hi Arman
As the log tells us, the table was not copied but deleted.
The table has zero records in the source system.
If you still wish to copy the table please follow the steps mentioned in my earlier reply (point 2)
Few reason why the table was not copied are..
As from the attached screen-shot in your initial query you had multiple runs/restart.
1 exception was reported please check what was it about. SM21 log may also help here.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Prithviraj
Hello Arman,
Tables that belong to Package (Dev Class) $TMP are not considered when doing a client copy. Equally the contents of tables assigned $TMP are not transportable. To make this work you have to change the package of the table to a package that not $TMP and is transportable.
KR,
Amerjit
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