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Retrieving Unsuccesful transaction from Batch input

Former Member

‎2010 Sep 16 7:46 PM

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hi all,

please am loading a some data using LSMW. During the Batch input,there where some errors.Out of 1112 transaction/records,only 633 were processed,479 had errors.

please can some one tell me how to retrieve the transaction with errors and rerun.Possibly export the transaction with errors to a local file.

Please a detailed guidance will be so much appreciated...Thanks

hi all,

please am loading a some data using LSMW. During the Batch input,there where some errors.Out of 1112 transaction/records,only 633 were processed,479 had errors.

please can some one tell me how to retrieve the transaction with errors and rerun.Possibly export the transaction with errors to a local file.

Please a detailed guidance will be so much appreciated...Thanks

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naimesh_patel
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‎2010 Sep 16 8:01 PM

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You can rerun the batch input session again. This will ONLY process the error-ed transaction. But this option will only work if you had an config problem and you have fixed it and now you want to process the remaining transactions again...!

Regards,

Naimesh Patel

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Former Member

‎2010 Sep 16 8:06 PM

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yeah rerunning it again is taking me back to the same no of error 'cos i have not been able to identify what the error is.I want to identify the faulty ones ,manually correct them and run another batch input.Can you help me identify the faulty transactions?

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Former Member
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‎2010 Sep 17 10:47 AM

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Hi, if you did not set the option "keep" when creating your batch input folder, you can export it in sm35, correct and reimport it

Take also a look to program /SAPDMC/SAP_LSMW_BI_ANALYSIS for analyzing your batch

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Former Member

‎2010 Sep 17 11:27 AM

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Hi,

Go to sm35 select erroneous session and double click on it then you will get the all transactions with status correct and incorrect

then select the incorrect radio button you will get all errors with index number. This index number is nothing but the record number of your file.

Regards,

Jagadeesh T.

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Former Member

‎2010 Sep 20 11:55 AM

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Hi

Goto SM35 and see there in the log where error had occured. Or click on the process over there and select it as fore ground process where you can see the error in OK_CODE and change that record.

Regards

Vinodh A

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Former Member

‎2010 Sep 20 6:05 PM

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Thanks All.

is it that there's no way for me to retrieve all the wrong data and reload?

@Vinodh A- I have over 490 records,so i have to select this manually/foreground. hum....what if i have 10000 records?

Guys...

Pls take look @ this issue again...

All D same Thanks.

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Former Member

‎2010 Sep 21 3:31 AM

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hi

for that only i'm saying you can check in the log present over there. In the log you can see where the error had occured in your loading. Hence change that record and try again. Or the other traditional way is by selecting fore ground process only, where it show the error in the OK_CODE. No other options upto me. These are the two ways you can manipulate your error.

Regards

Vinodh A