2009 May 29 11:01 AM
Dear All,
Could anyone give me opinions on SAP problems?
When we archived object u201CFI_documntu201D, delete a u201CFilesu201D in tcode u201CSARAu201D, the AIX file system u201C/Oarcle/R3P/oraarchu201D was full, SAP and database have stopped, one archiving session deleting was failed and cannot retry. The SAP error message below:
"Text CCR 110000570022007002 ID 0001 language EN not found"
Message no. TD600
Diagnosis: you want to read a text which does not exist in the database (or update memory)
system response: Reading could not be carried out.
Procedure: you need to create this text:
1.Initialization (module INIT_TEXT)
2.Save (module SAVE_TEXT)
In SAP -> Overview of Archiving, the icon of file "000092-0031FI_DOCUMNT" is a THUNDER, not a green light.
I captured screen for reference.
[http://picasaweb.google.com.hk/lbiceman/SAP_error?feat=directlink]
Please teach me how to delete archiving session after archive job was completed.
2009 May 29 12:13 PM
Hi Alan,
I have not faced this particular situation, so the following is just a thought, please try with caution.
Delete the cancelled job from the job overview, this possibly does away with the flash icon (THUNDER) on the deletion status of archive file, hopefully you should be able to manually re-run the delete job by going to SARA-(object FI_DOCUMNT) ->Delete and choosing the file for which deletion was incomplete.
Hope this works,
Naveen
2009 May 30 3:32 AM
Dear Naveen,
Thanks for your help, I will try your method.
I don't know why SAP system recommand the procedure:
1.Initialization (module INIT_TEXT)
2.Save (module SAVE_TEXT)
What's that ? how to do that?
I found more articles from internet, but no one talk about initialize INT_TEXT and Save_TEXT.
Alan.
2009 May 30 7:11 AM
Dear Naveen,
The method didn't work, appeared message when I deleted the cancelled job and retry to delete archiving session:
New fill archive for which fill was not completed
No. of document deleted previously 0 (accumulate 0)
What can I do?
2010 Jun 16 3:59 PM
Dear Alan,
Maybe the following note gives you the answer:
[https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/425324]
Best Regards,
Diego.
2010 Jun 21 8:33 PM
I have not seen a situation where a delete failed and the following deletes all ran successfully. If the delete job failed, the data should still in the database. Have you tried running TAANA or queries against the DB to determine if data is still there? If it's not, you have a false reading for 000092-003. If the data is still in the DB, you can try rerunning the FI_DOCUMNT archive object with the same variant to see if it will pick up the data not deleted.
Regards,
Skip
2010 Jun 21 9:03 PM