2012 Oct 24 4:16 PM
Dear all,
I made a report in T-code SQ01 (query).
Because the duration of report execution is very high (about 2 hours) I decided to execute in background processing.
5 minutes after executing report in background processing , I looked at own jobs and saw that the the job has status "Finished". I went to T-code SM37 to check spool and found out that the spool number ___ has red status "Waiting", the status text is "frontend unavailable".
Could you please tell me why this happens?
Best regards,
Linh.
2012 Oct 24 4:45 PM
Frontend unavailable usually pops when you are printing/spooling to a printer from a location where the definition is simply unavailable.
REGARDS,
GOLE
2012 Oct 25 8:02 AM
Hi Gole,
I checked the printer. With other T-codes it works well.
2012 Oct 24 9:02 PM
Hi,
This might be printer settings problem. Check your printer settings first.
Regards,
Venu
2012 Oct 25 8:01 AM
Hi, Venu,
It works well in background processing with other transactions. So I think the printer is working right.
2012 Oct 25 7:50 AM
Do you have pop up screen when you executing report in foreground?
Usually pop up doesn't work in background ..Please try to run in foreground with some filter and see if its running fine in foreground.
Regards,
Deepti
2012 Oct 25 8:00 AM
Hi Deepti,
It works well if I execute the report in foreground.
The problem is it takes a lot of time to execute the report, so I want to execute it at night to see results the next morning. That's why I think about background processing.
2012 Oct 25 8:12 AM
Check you user parameters (SU3) is your default printer a local printer (LOCL or like) ?
...frontend unavailable...
This printer is attached to your gui/windows session, and is not available in background, so when you submit the query change the printer (I don't remember if SQ01 -Execute in background allows to change the printer for the submitted job only)
If you doubt this, call SM37 and find your background job which executed the query, display the (only one) step, and check the print specifications.
Regards,
Raymond