Friends/Experts,
I am fighting a lot with the below issue more then 3 Weeks , Kindly please help me out.
Data Source : 0CO_OM_CCA_9
While i try for data selection 001.2015 to 006.2015 ----> Full Load Info-package successful.
When i try for data selection 007.2015 ---------> Full Load Info package Throws an error.
I replicated the Data Source in BW and Activated all, then too i got the same error.
Please Refer the Screen shot:
Until 35,400 Data fetched after that same issue.
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Hi Rgi,
The error is clearly telling you that there is a piece of data in Fiscal year/Period that the extractor does not like.
Use ST22 in the source system to see the stack dump, it may give you a clue.
Consider selecting 007.2015 and by single Cost Center or other selection criteria to identify the "bad" data.
Consult with the ECC functional analyst to determine if there is known bad data in this period.
There are multiple SAP Notes for 0CO_OM_CCA_9.
SAP Note 2161776 - BW-BCT: DataSource 0CO_OM_CCA_9 extracts forbidden characters in text field of data record caught my eye.
If the text field contains forbidden characters, the the extract will fail.
Please don't forget to record your final solution and to mark the question as answered.
Good luck,
John Hawk
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this is a memory issue. needs to be handled by your basis team. forward them the error message and ask for their help.
you can also check your coding in the user exit. the issue could be linked to a selection without enough limitations... for this you can ask help of somebody who knows abap.
M.
Hi Rgi,
The screen shot from your job log clearly indicates that is searching for document numbers it cannot find.
Could these documents have been archived?
In other situations, searching for archived data without special instructions in code have led to job failure. Your system may be trying to load ALL archived data from BSEG into memory. This could cause a memory overload.
Please don't forget to record your final solution and to mark the question as answered.
Good luck,
John Hawk
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