08-20-2007 12:56 PM
Hello everybody!
We have a NW 7.0 environment (CRM 5.0).
I have this problem.
I have created a transport request for a whole custom class (Z...) belonging to a custom package (Z...).
I have released the transport and the SYSADM has successfully brought the class in the QA system.
I can see the class (with all the methods, attributes, etc) both in the SE24 transaction and in the TADIR table of the QA env. The properties say it is in the right package.
Notwithstanding, if I go to test environment and look for the class in the custom Package with SE80, <u>I cannot find the class</u>!
A refresh, re-log, etc. has not proved successful.
What can have been wrong in the export / import?
Thank you very much
Riccardo
Let me please add that the TADIR table entry is identical to to the class is identical to that of the Development, but in the test it has a "version" populated column with "0.0"
08-20-2007 1:40 PM
In SE80, try right-click on the package name (Z..) and select context menu option "Other Functions-->Rebuild Object List"
The display here uses index like the SAP "Where Used" functionality to find objects - this can get corrupted. There is program SAPRSEUC which can be run to rebuild indexes for customer objects - check OSS notes for usage of this.
Andrew
Basically the same advice as Rich - but with my 56K Modem connection I didn't see his while writing mine.
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Andrew Marshall
08-20-2007 1:35 PM
08-20-2007 1:40 PM
In SE80, try right-click on the package name (Z..) and select context menu option "Other Functions-->Rebuild Object List"
The display here uses index like the SAP "Where Used" functionality to find objects - this can get corrupted. There is program SAPRSEUC which can be run to rebuild indexes for customer objects - check OSS notes for usage of this.
Andrew
Basically the same advice as Rich - but with my 56K Modem connection I didn't see his while writing mine.
Message was edited by:
Andrew Marshall
08-20-2007 1:43 PM
Thank you Andrew and Rich - You Solved my problem. You were right: I had to rebuild the object list. Thanks.