2007 Jul 25 9:46 AM
Dear all,
My scenario is as follows.
Transfer MATMAS from TTP105 to TTP100 system.
The steps I followed so far are as below.
<b>On the Sender system TTP105</b>
<b>----
</b>
1) <b>BD54</b> - Created the logical systems for sender & receiver (TTP100 and TTP105)
2) <b>SM59</b> - Created the RFC destinations (TTP100 and TTP105) for both the sender and the receiver and checked the connections. They are working perfectly.
3) <b>WE21</b> - Created the sender port as TTP100 (to represent that it points to the receiver system). The Type is USER and the Agent is my userid. Nothing in the outbound and inbound parameters sections.
4) <b>BD64</b> - Created a modelview with the sender system as TTP105 and the Receiver system as TTP100 and the message type MATMAS. No filters defined. Saved it.
<i><b>The problem begins here...</b></i>
<u><b>Problem#1</b></u>
When I chose the created modelview and then choose Environment->Generate Partner Profiles.. I'm getting the message as <u><b> No messages have been defined for the selection conditions in the model </b></u>
Can anyone guess why this error is occuring?
<u><b>Problem#2</b></u>
When I chose the created modelview and then choose Edit->ModelView->Distribute, again I'm getting another error which is as below.
<u><b>
RFC destination for synchronous communication (message type SYNCH)
Partner profile LS TTP100 SYNCH does not exist
</b></u>
Has anyone encountered such error message before? If yes, then please respond and rewards guaranteed for sure.
Cheers,
Sam
2007 Jul 25 10:27 AM
hi,
after creating model view u got to save it and then generate partner profiles.if u dont save model veiw then u 'll get <b>"No messages have been defined for the selection conditions in the model "</b>.this message.
for every problem of urs it is only saving.save each n evrything wat u do even wen u create rfc destination.
save is the only solution.
Dear all,
My scenario is as follows.
Transfer MATMAS from TTP105 to TTP100 system.
The steps I followed so far are as below.
<b>On the Sender system TTP105</b>
<b>----
</b>
1) <b>BD54</b> - Created the logical systems for sender & receiver (TTP100 and TTP105)
2) <b>SM59</b> - Created the RFC destinations (TTP100 and TTP105) for both the sender and the receiver and checked the connections. They are working perfectly.
3) <b>WE21</b> - Created the sender port as TTP100 (to represent that it points to the receiver system). The Type is USER and the Agent is my userid. Nothing in the outbound and inbound parameters sections.
4) <b>BD64</b> - Created a modelview with the sender system as TTP105 and the Receiver system as TTP100 and the message type MATMAS. No filters defined. Saved it.
<i><b>The problem begins here...</b></i>
<u><b>Problem#1</b></u>
When I chose the created modelview and then choose Environment->Generate Partner Profiles.. I'm getting the message as <u><b> No messages have been defined for the selection conditions in the model </b></u>
Can anyone guess why this error is occuring?
<u><b>Problem#2</b></u>
When I chose the created modelview and then choose Edit->ModelView->Distribute, again I'm getting another error which is as below.
<u><b>
RFC destination for synchronous communication (message type SYNCH)
Partner profile LS TTP100 SYNCH does not exist
</b></u>
Has anyone encountered such error message before? If yes, then please respond and rewards guaranteed for sure.
Cheers,
Sam
2007 Jul 25 10:26 AM
hi,
after creating model view u got to save it and then generate partner profiles.if u dont save model veiw then u 'll get <b>"No messages have been defined for the selection conditions in the model "</b>.this message.
for every problem of urs it is only saving.save each n evrything wat u do even wen u create rfc destination.
save is the only solution.
2007 Jul 25 10:27 AM
hi,
after creating model view u got to save it and then generate partner profiles.if u dont save model veiw then u 'll get <b>"No messages have been defined for the selection conditions in the model "</b>.this message.
for every problem of urs it is only saving.save each n evrything wat u do even wen u create rfc destination.
save is the only solution.
2007 Jul 25 2:05 PM
Thanks Ashwini for the reply. The issue was not saving as I had already saved it.
I actually solved this in another way.
The issue was in SCC4, the client 105 sender which was supposed to be assigned to my logical system had been changed by someone else to another. This was creating the whole issue.
I started all over from the scratch and found out the mistake at that step. Now everything is working fine.
Thanks for your help too!
Cheers,
Sam