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dump saying load_common_part

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Hello ,

when the I run this custom program in ecc6.0 getting dump, error analysis says:

length of the COMMON PART in program RSAQEXCE: 1432 bytes

length of the COMMON PART in program zprogram : 1424 bytes.

Checked sapnotes but no help...any help? please!

Thanks

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Edited by: Rob Burbank on May 26, 2009 11:18 AM

Hello ,

when the I run this custom program in ecc6.0 getting dump, error analysis says:

length of the COMMON PART in program RSAQEXCE: 1432 bytes

length of the COMMON PART in program zprogram : 1424 bytes.

Checked sapnotes but no help...any help? please!

Thanks

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Edited by: Rob Burbank on May 26, 2009 11:18 AM

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You will probably find that the common part in program RSAQEXCE has an additional field in ECC6. Add that to the common part of the z program.

Rob

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Hello there,]

thanks for your reply..but what do you mean by common part ...was it declaration part you mean?

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You will find something called BEGIN OF COMMON PART in both programs.

Rob

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Hello There,

cant find the common part but one thing I realised this morning is dump says in common part "%_AQ" ..looked for %_AQ nothing like that in both include and custom program ..any clues?

thanks

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I had no trouble finding it - look in include RSAQEXCD.

Rob

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thanks rob