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Hi all,

We are facing a critical problem. We are getting lot of ABAP dumps like

'PERFORM_NOT_FOUND', '

CALL_FUNCTION_NOT_ACTIVE',

'CALL_FUNCTION_NOT_FOUND',

'DYNPRO_NOT_FOUND'

Irrespective of the transactions.

We worked on it but could not solve the problem.

Please let me know if there are any solutions

Thanks and Regards,

Sowmya

Hi all,

We are facing a critical problem. We are getting lot of ABAP dumps like

'PERFORM_NOT_FOUND', '

CALL_FUNCTION_NOT_ACTIVE',

'CALL_FUNCTION_NOT_FOUND',

'DYNPRO_NOT_FOUND'

Irrespective of the transactions.

We worked on it but could not solve the problem.

Please let me know if there are any solutions

Thanks and Regards,

Sowmya

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check is there any InActive Objects in ur Programs.

and also cross check in ST22.

<b>'CALL_FUNCTION_NOT_FOUND',

'DYNPRO_NOT_FOUND'

Irrespective of the transactions.</b> --->

1.Have u done any changes in SAP systems -->like Support Packages , Notes , Upgrades etc ?

2.Have u seen Arrow mark in ST22 analysis ? It ref. to which objects ?

3.Check SPAU,SPDD if is there any inactive objects.

Regards

Peram

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These are SAP standard programs.

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Yes, we have aplied Basis and ABAP SPs 12, 13, We have also loaded ECC-DIMP package.

We have checked SPAU, SPDD and there are no inactive objects

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hi sowmya

u just do one thing. Go to se80 transaction and open ur program. then right click on the program name on the left pane and check all the modules and <b>activate them simultaneously</b>. i was facing a similar kind of problem and it worked for me.

regards

ravish

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