on 12-13-2007 7:11 PM
hi,
while doing SCC9, I ended up with the following error
Msg no- TA251 15 tables cannot be converted
Msg no- TA254 Critical diffrences:missing tables
what is to be done to come out from these errors .Shall I go for IGNORE_ICC parameter .If I active this parameter in target system ,will it affect the source system also.
Best suggestion?
If you copy clients, the source and target systems DDIC must be identical, means, same tables, views etc. If that is not the case you either have to choose to ignore that (do that only if you know what you are doing - e. g. with your self developed tables, that are not necessary in the target system) or find the transports, that got those tables into the system.
Do you see any non-customer tables of those 15?
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Markus
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the table are listed below
AD01DLI |PS-REV |Field missing locally |
FMFGT_ALC | PSM-FM | Field missing locally |
FMFGT_ALC_GWA | Table Def. Missing Locally | |
FMFGT_SS04 | Table Def. Missing Locally | |
FMSPLIT_SPLIT | PSM-FM | Table not Convertible |
FMUSFG_GWA_ACTIO | Table Def. Missing Locally | |
FMUSFG_GWA_ELIGI | Table Def. Missing Locally | |
FMUSFG_GWA_RCVAL | Table Def. Missing Locally | |
GMFMRECS | PSM-GM-GTE-BU | Table has Incompatible Fields |
GMFMRECS1 | Table Def. Missing Locally | |
GMIA | PSM-GM-GTE | Field missing locally |
S601 | LO-LIS-DC | Table has Incompatible Fields |
S604 | LO-LIS-DC | Field missing locally |
S606 | LO-LIS-DC | Table has Incompatible Fields |
S607 | LO-LIS-DC | Table has Incompatible Fields |
ZMAT | Table has Incompatible Fields |
|ZTST | |Table Def. Missing Locally
Can I ignore all above tables .Is it to be ignored in the source or target system? -give an example with one of the above table
If I find the transport how to bring it back to target client (dev) from source client (prd) - give an example with one of the above table.
I hope my questions are clear.
thanks
Ok - this shouldn´t be an issue (I may be wrong).
The first tables are related to special business functions for the US, I have no idea where they are coming from.
The S* tables are statistic tables, that have been generated in the source system. You can ignore those but you won´t see any statistical information for those specific applications.
For the Z*-Tables you need to decide on your own if they need to be copied or not.
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Markus
You can´t "move" tables, you copy the content of them using SCC9. If the tables are not existing you can´t copy the content.
To get them over later you need to talk to the affected appliation (the guys who do customizing) and find the transport requests and import them. However, you will not be (easily) be able to copy the data over.
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Markus
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