on 2024 Aug 12 12:46 PM - last edited a month ago
Hi everybody,
We have a Process chain running which should delete all changelogs older then 30 Days from differenz aDSOs. But as you can see on the Screenshot, the Cleanup failed and nothing is deleted.
Screenshot of RSMNG request list:
Screenshot of aDSO Administration:
Can anybody help?
Only CL requests can be deleted, which were updated to all delta targets. If the ADSO has delta targets, then you have to update all requests to all delta targets (DMALL).
Check:
2821840 Requests activation, loading or deletion not working for an aDSO
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According the screenshot there are outgoing deltas from this ADSO (Tgt flag).
If its white, it means, that the request was not updated to any delta targets at all.
If its green it means, that the requests were updated only to a subset of delta targets.
All requests must have a "checkered" flag so you can delete the CL data.
This was exactly that I stated in my very first answer, yet you insisted that the ADSO has no delta targets. According the screenshot it definitely has.
Did you also checked the KBA, that I mentioned?
There are no errors in this log, so why are you looking for one?
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Hi
To see the error message you can click the Question mark (?) to see the further details
Regards
SS
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Hi Sriram,
there is not error message at all. Everything is green in the job Log.
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