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tp step A, return code 0008 (stack import error)

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When trying to import stack 27 I receive an error message like below:

When looking through the error logs I see an activation error. It appears the stack is not activating in the proper order. Is there a way to change what order the stack imports and activates in?

For example, this error appears be about an abap package "SAPKA62059" Should I be importing and activating BASIS components first or abap?

This message seems to mean I need to import the support package in a different order, how can I change the import order? Do I need to create more queues?

"If you import two or more Support Packages in one queue, and you do

not activate them in the correct sequence, activation errors may

occur. In this case, the activation errors disappear when you repeat

the activation run. To do this, choose Support Package -> Import

Support Package Queue."

The import was stopped, since an error occurred during the phase

DDIC_ACTIVATION, which the Support Package Manager is unable to resolv

without your input.

After you have corrected the cause of the error, continue with the

import by choosing Support Package -> Import queue from the initial

screen of the Support Package Manager.

The following details help you to analyze the problem:

- Error in phase: DDIC_ACTIVATION

- Reason for error: TP_STEP_FAILURE

- Return code: 0008

- Error message: OCS Package SAPKA62059, tp step A, return code

0008

Notes on phase DDIC_ACTIVATION

In this phase the imported Dictionary objects are activated. This phase

can terminate due to the following reasons:

o TP_INTERFACE_FAILURE: The tp interface could not be called.

o TP_FAILURE: The program tp could not be executed. For more

information, see the SLOG or ALOG log file.

o TP_STEP_FAILURE: The tp step DDIC activation could not be performed

successfully. To see the cause of the error in the activation log,

choose Goto -> Log -> Queue.

If you import two or more Support Packages in one queue, and you do

not activate them in the correct sequence, activation errors may

occur. In this case, the activation errors disappear when you repeat

the activation run. To do this, choose Support Package -> Import

Support Package Queue.

A prerequisite of the Support Package Manager is that the Change and

Transport System (CTS) is configured correctly. For more detailed

information, read the online documentation available from Help -> SAP

Library -> mySAP Technology Components -> SAP Web Application Server ->

Change and Transport System .

A list of the most important SAP Notes for Online Correction Support

(OCS) is available in SAP Note 97620, which is updated regularly.

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yuezhi_zhao
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Hello Chris,

Normally you can't change the activation sequence of the SPAM queue. The queue calculate decides the sequence and then put the SPs in the buffer in order.

Can I please ask how do you get the conclusion that the error is caused by wrong sequence of activation? If some DDIC objects is touched by both SAPKA62059 and SAPKB62059, the seqence is importing SAPKB62059 then SAPKA62059,

but the activation is just for the final version.

In other words, the step 'DDIC Import' imports all the DDIC changes in the buffer (except there's a sync mark), then the activation phase activate the final version.

The activation error should be in log file SAPAA62059. Can you please attach the related part?

Regards,

Joseph Zhao