on 09-24-2007 10:05 PM
Here is another question for you experts out there!
During a Client Import, the imported transport request is failing with return code 8 and the following error in the logs:
2EETW109 table "XXXX" does not exist in nametab
I sopke to one of the ABAP developers and the particular table "XXX" is part of the CFM module. It's a SAP standard table so he is puzzled why it's in Dev but missing from QA. Anyway, basically he asked me if I could get the import tool to ignore the error and continue to the end of the import. To do this I used the unconditional modes U128 ie
tp import <trasnport request> <sid> client# pf=.... U128
...but it still came back with return code 8 and with the same error!... can this be ignored?... or should I be using some other combination of unconditional flags to get the transport through and ignore the error?
Thanks in advance.
Sharon
Do the se06 confi....again.
should work
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Isn't CFM an add-on? This might sound obvious but you might want to check and see if the add-on has been installed.
Thanks,
Joe Haynes
Denver, CO US
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Hi,
Please don't try the ignore the error approach, instead, you should find out the problem, the possible reasons might be:
You will need to transport the repository/dictionary definitions
from system1 to system2 before you perform the client import
of your application data. You can check note 41046 for detailed solution.
Also both system must have the same package level, it includes all
plug-ins installed.
And please don't forget to run the postimport
processing SCC7.
Hope these help,
George
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