topic Re: SAP LOAD (*) NOT_FOUND exception in Application Development and Automation Discussions

SAP LOAD (*) NOT_FOUND exception

Former Member — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 09:56:32 GMT

Hi Gurus,

I stuck with a problem, LOAD_CLASS_NOT_FOUND exception in my ST22,

I check that object but it`s activated. Then i search some threads, told me regenerate that object,

i will be ok. Yeah, after i regenerated that object, no exception again.

But you know, this is only in Q system, how a about P system, will the same exception again?

So i think regenerate object that`s not a final solution.

SAP_BASIS 740 sp05. SAP Kernel 741.

Any ideal on this? thanks.

regards,

Archer

Re: SAP LOAD (*) NOT_FOUND exception

Former Member — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 10:06:12 GMT

Hi Dengyong,

As per my experience this issue used to come when objects are moved from one system to another and at the same time one or more object is in being used by some other user.

It happens generally when some patches or BC sets are being applied to a system at peak-hours of system usage.

So, such error may or may not arise in P system.

Regards,

Gupta.

Re: SAP LOAD (*) NOT_FOUND exception

Former Member — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 11:16:00 GMT

Hi Gupta,

Actually, those objects already moved to Q system, i checked it, and it`s activated.

Only after regenerated that object in Q system, it will not wrong again.

And, seems our two test systems have the same issues.

regards,

Archer

Re: SAP LOAD (*) NOT_FOUND exception

Former Member — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 11:34:10 GMT

Hi Dengyong,

Once it is re-generated the issue wont come again in that system.

If the issue happened after transport of object then make sure such objects are getting transported in P system during less-load hours or preferable by taking downtime.

Regards,

Gupta

Re: SAP LOAD (*) NOT_FOUND exception

Former Member — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 11:43:39 GMT

Hi Dengyong,

The application LOAD will get generated during activation. While transporting to production the activation will be taken care the CTS.

Best Regards,

Thomas Paul