on 07-11-2007 8:22 AM
Hey
We want import some Transport Request from our EBCDIC 4.6C to our Unicode ECC6.0. But we got always follow Error:
HALT: This program has version 6.14, the file is not an R3trans data file. Please contact the SAP support
We use the last Version of TP and R3trans in both System's.
I've tried to copy the Data and Cofile to other Codepage and import but also not help.
When i do this from our ASCII 4.6C to our Unicode ECC6.0 it will work. They have the same Version of TP and R3TRANS.
Has anybody any Hint for me?
Thank you
Gerhard
Hello Gerhard,
indeed this issue is a little tricky and since I processed now a few messages I created SAP note
1078252
to describe the handling. Unfortunately, it is not yet released and translated but will be soon. The trick is that the Unicode R3trans is able to read ASCII data which the EBCDIC R3trans cannot produce. How does it work?1. you need an ASCII R3trans version
2. adopt the transport profile for the EBCDIC system
3. convert the data file
R3trans -c /usr/sap/trans/data/Rnnnnnn.SID.EBCDIC /usr/sap/trans/data/Rnnnnnn.SID.ASCII
The ASCII R3trans has to be called as above for the conversion. Rnnnnnn.SID.EBCDIC is the data file in EBCDIC coding and Rnnnnnn.SID.ASCII the file in ASCII. You might rename the files in a right manner to keep the original transport order number.
4. import it to the Unicode system
Probably you have to create a new cofile (with command TP 'createcofile ...') and afterwards you can import it to your Unicode system.
Hope this explains the procedure. I will update your customer message once the new SAP note has been released and translated.
Best regards
René Lang
SAP on System i Development
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Hey
First of all thanks for your comments.
Second, SAP had not replay yet to my Call
The Solution to move the TA to our ASCCII System and then to the Unicode is not possible for us because the Ebcdic System is our Master Development System and in the ASCII System some things missing.
Lg.
Gerhard
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Hi Gerhard,
that's why I asked you to open an OSS ticket ...
It was NOT the "solution" like every consultant could do with importing in ASCII and Exporting again.
The solution was, to use the ASCII R3Trans manually and convert the data file so that Unicode can read it ... but I didn't ask the customer in detail for the steps - if necessary I could do this for you ...
Regards
Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut.gmbh
http://www.consolut.de - http://www.4soi.de - http://www.easymarketplace.de
Gerhard, please update us with what you find out from SAP. I've wondered and tried something similar in the past and couldn't get it to work. I assumed it was not possible, but now it sounds like it might be. Thank you.
~TJ
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Hi Gerhard and TJ,
What Volker suggested is a valid solution, as always.
We did similar things before - basically export from EBCDIC, import into ASCII, then create another transport from the ASCII with all the objects, and import into Unicode.
If only a few objects are needed, I would ask developer to manually download/upload through PC files if possible.
Best regards,
Victor
Hi Gerhard,
tja ...
you are running into a very bad bug now ... it shopuld work, but it doesn't ;-(((
You should open an OSS message with BC-OP-AS4 and ask for a solution. I do have in mind, that the idea was to use an ASCII system "in between" and to convert the transport there ;-(((
(I do have one other customer, that is going this way ...)
Regards
Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut.gmbh
http://www.consolut.de - http://www.4soi.de - http://www.easymarketplace.de
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