SCC3 doesn't show the running client copy log

[Former Member]

Hi All,

I have successfully exported my production data and now trying to import it into our sandbox instance.

Before doing the import, i have delete the client "150" and then created a new client with the same number and started the import using tp command.

I tried the below

tp addtobuffer PERKT00008 SER pf=TP_DOMAIN_SER.PFL u18

This is tp version 340.16.24 (release 640, unicode enabled)

Warning: Parameter DBHOST is no longer used.

Warning: Parameter DBLIBPATH is no longer used.

Warning: Parameter DBNAME is no longer used.

Warning: Parameter DBSWPATH is no longer used.

Addtobuffer successful for PERKT00008

tp finished with return code: 0

meaning:

Everything OK

sapsbox:seradm 59> tp import PERKT00008 SER client150 pf=TP_DOMAIN_SER.PFL u18

This is tp version 340.16.24 (release 640, unicode enabled)

Warning: Parameter DBHOST is no longer used.

Warning: Parameter DBLIBPATH is no longer used.

Warning: Parameter DBNAME is no longer used.

Warning: Parameter DBSWPATH is no longer used.

This is R3trans version 6.13 (release 640 - 25.07.06 - 17:34:00).

unicode enabled version

--> After that the OS prompt does move further. I logged on to the new client 150 as sap* and run scc3. This current import is not shown in it. The last log available is the delete log

What should i do.? At the other end, under the directory /usr/sap/trans/tmp, there is one file with the exact timestamp and the export version number getting grown up. I keep monitoring that file and it shows as

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

4 ETW690 "322800" "-1"

Could some one give an insight of this??

Am i in the right direction??

Regards

Jagadeesh

[Former Member]

Thanks to you both. I'm seeing the progress from the os file

[former_member193294]

Hi Jagadeesh,

Michael is right. On top of that you could do a tail -f on these logs (assuming you r running on UNIX). If the import is active you should see activity in the tail of these logs.

Rgds,

Loukas

[Former Member]

Hi Jagadeesh

Can you please check:

- Transaction STMS -> sandbox import queue -> import history. If your export is there you should be able to access the log file there.

- /usr/sap/trans/log for logfiles starting with either PERKT00008 or KT00008

Regards

Michael