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Index does not exist in database system DB6

Former Member

‎2007 Nov 15 1:44 AM

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Hi,

Problem : <b>Index does not exist in database system DB6</b>.

I need further explanation why when i transport index from Development Client to Production Client the index is active but does not exist in database system DB6.

So when the cases is occurs i must re-create the index again in Production Level...

Can someone give me some ideas?

Thanks.

Hi,

Problem : <b>Index does not exist in database system DB6</b>.

I need further explanation why when i transport index from Development Client to Production Client the index is active but does not exist in database system DB6.

So when the cases is occurs i must re-create the index again in Production Level...

Can someone give me some ideas?

Thanks.

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‎2007 Nov 15 1:54 AM

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generally it create index without any problem but sometime you may need to activate the index at DB level. Ask your basis to activate it at DB level and you will not get this error.

Regards,

Atish

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‎2007 Nov 15 2:05 AM

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but i need more explanation why this case occurs...<b>Index does not exist in database system DB6</b> when i transport the index to production.

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‎2007 Nov 15 2:27 AM

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can someone help me.....

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‎2007 Nov 15 3:59 AM

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The index is really just like a structure or an empty table. When you transport it, it's just the index that's transported. It has to be physically populated after it has been transported.

Rob

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‎2007 Nov 15 2:59 AM

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Hi,

it might be due to some BUG in RDBMS...

  • First Check the Secondary index in TEST system

  • Look at the Transport Number in DEV system, If this is having error, then it will show you the error details also,

  • If that not moved Properly then you need to create another request for the INDEX and move it again

See the threads with similar problem...

Hope it will solve your problem...

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Thanks & Regards

ilesh 24x7

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‎2011 Apr 08 6:19 PM

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You should generate the index in SE14 which will create it in the DB.