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Time Operation: Include RPUCCT00

Former Member

‎2008 Jul 28 4:07 PM

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Hi All.

I have created a Time Operation (Tcode PE04), and have already created the code inside include RPTMOZ00.

I have activated it, and everything looks fine.

The problem is that the system is not generating the standard code on routine pool RPUCCT00, and it's causing a short dump when trying to save the rule with the new operation in it.

Does anyone know how to proceed in order to make it work?

I appreciate any help!

thanks in advance,

Hermes Alves.

Hi All.

I have created a Time Operation (Tcode PE04), and have already created the code inside include RPTMOZ00.

I have activated it, and everything looks fine.

The problem is that the system is not generating the standard code on routine pool RPUCCT00, and it's causing a short dump when trying to save the rule with the new operation in it.

Does anyone know how to proceed in order to make it work?

I appreciate any help!

thanks in advance,

Hermes Alves.

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‎2008 Jul 28 4:33 PM

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is there a maximum number of custom operations that can be created? If so, how can I check it?

I don't know what else to do, looks like no one knows what this problem is, not even google...

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‎2008 Jul 28 4:35 PM

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What exactly deos the Short Dump say? Have you checked it in ST22?

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‎2008 Jul 28 4:42 PM

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The short dump says "An indexed PERFORM statement (PERFORM i OF ...) specified an index with a value greater than the number of specified routines.".

That's why I asked about the maximum number of operations. But looking at the standard include where the operation should be inserted (RPTOIP00), I can see a lot of DUMMY calls, that are supposed to be replaced by newly created operations, so why doesn't it insert my operation there?

Thanks...

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Former Member
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‎2008 Jul 28 4:47 PM

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Sorry, your second post was not there when I opened to respond.

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‎2010 Mar 11 2:56 PM

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Did you get it solved. If yes please let me know, we are having the same problem.

Thanks

V

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Former Member

‎2016 Sep 22 7:22 AM

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Hi Hermes,

We are facing this same issue. How did you solve this?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Sreenivasan Ravi

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former_member969937
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‎2021 Nov 17 11:53 AM

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better late then never - but I had the same problem and found following solution:

run report RPUCT300 to include the new operation / funktion to RPTOIP00