Which number range object?

[Former Member]

Dear all,

I hope you can help me with the following.

I am establishing a new education enviroment for a customer. This is a copy of the testsystem. (ISU R3). When I am creating customers (EPRODCUST) i get an ABAP error because the system is writing duplicate errors in the table JSTO. This accours in the following code:

 
* Verbuchung Statusobjekte
  DESCRIBE TABLE jsto_ins LINES sy-tabix.
  IF sy-tabix > 0.
    INSERT jsto CLIENT SPECIFIED
                FROM TABLE jsto_ins.
  ENDIF.

My question is not why I get this message, I allready know that. The thing I want to know which object i need to maintence in SNRO to dissolve this issue.

Is there anyone who can help me with this?

Edited by: Matt on Jul 22, 2010 10:22 AM - made title more meaningful

[Former Member]

Welcome to SDN.

Unfortunately I do not have access to an ISU-system, so I cannot come up with an exact answer - but: since you have duplicate records, you should have records of aborted postings, too. So check in tx. SM13 for those records > doubleclick on it > position the mouse > GoTo > Display Update Data. You should find more information there ...

[Former Member]

Thank you for the welcome

I am afraid your suggestion did not worked. There arent any updaterequest in this enviroment. I am pretty sure the problem is caused by the use of an non-tested enviroment which only is used for technical dry-runs. This is something I have to deal with.

Could you tell me in general how I can decide which object in SNRO is related to a keyfield in a table.

Thanks a lot!

[brad_bohn]

Unfortunately, I don't know the object off the top either but you could probably scan the entries in NRIV and find it fairly easily by comparing the number status field with your failed number. Also, if you have number range issues with client copies, just take the contents of NRIV from the source client and overlay the contents in NRIV in the target client using an LSMW.

[Former Member]

Thank you very much for this solution.

Working with the table NRIV does the trick!

Kind regards,

Gerco

Edited by: Gercod on Jul 23, 2010 11:04 AM