on 09-06-2010 6:01 PM
Hi experts,
We have just transported all our planning application from development to test and quality environment, and we are getting the following error while executing any planning sequence from the planning modeler:
An exception occurred that was not caught., error key: RFC_ERROR_SYSTEM_FAILURE
When we try to execute immediately again, the error changes and is as follows:
Object CL_RSR_VAR 0005 not found
and we are prompted to introduce a value for some specific variable (which of course we are doing)
It comes along with the following dump:
Runtime Errors UNCAUGHT_EXCEPTION
Exception CX_RSR_X_MESSAGE
The problem is no related with the variables themselves since we tried with many different sequences that use different variables and we get the same message with different variables.
While selecting variable values we are able to see the master data for these characterisitcs, so it seems not to be a problem with the access to BW info.
When we verify consistency to the functions and filters, they are ok.
We tried creating a new sequence directly in test and quality environment with the same filters and functions and we get the same error.
This is working ok in deveopment environment.
Thanks in advance for your help
Kind Regards
Guillermo Sandor
can you confirm if system copy was made to test environment ?
Can you have a look at below note ?
Note 1057548 - Planning Modeler: RFC_ERROR_SYSTEM_FAILURE
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Hi Srinivas,
I had already seen that note, but its suggesting to upgrade to SP 15 and we already are in SP 22. Besides, it says that the problem occurs when you do some particular sequence of operations in the same session. Here the problem occurs anytime we open the modeler.
We are still checking, if you have any more ideas, they will be helpful.
Thanks
Hi Boujema,
I´m going to test your suggestion. So far I already checked that there are no duplicated technical names in the target environment (I checked that in the modeler).
Are u suggesting to transport all IP configuration? I´ll try with one planning sequence and all it´s related IP objects (aggr. levels, filters and functions). Do you agree? I won´t transport data model objects (cubes, infoobjects, variables) since they are woring ok. We already loaded data and the queries (those that are not input ready) are working ok. The input ready queries and WADs are all generating a dump on execution, which I´m sure is a consequence of the original error.
Thank you
Thanks SAC,
I´ve been seeing some logs in RSTT transaction, and I could see that you can even reproduce them in debugging mode, but it goes through the whole sequence of standard programs and I´m not sure how to analyze that (I´m not abaper, I´m a functional consultant). Anyway, I´m sure the planning logic is ok because we have almost 200 sequences and they are all working in development environment, and they are all generating a dump in quality and test environment. It´s either a program error (that occurs after transport, which is weird because I found no notes and we are in SP22 that is not so new) or a connection problem between the abap and java instances, difficult to identify because we have a couple of good basis consultants checking that, The connection seems ok because we are able to see the BI objects, edit them in configuration (from the modeler) and even see the characteristic values when we make a selection for a variable.
Any more ideas?
Hi,
I transported again but the problem remains. In fact, I don´t believe its related with the transports because I created an aggregation level, a planning function and a filter from scratch, directly in quality and test environment and I´m still getting the error message although everything´s active and ok.
There is no doubt its a connection problem now.
Does anyone know how I can see BI info in the modeler but get an RFC error while executing?
Hi Sandor,
Is it possible to attach the total dump information by a text file ?
Then we see the details of it.
Best Regards,
Sheldon.
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Hi Sheldon,
I have two states:
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First I set the variables as below:
ZV000940 | Target Budget year | 2013 | |
ZV000930 | Percent Increase | 10 | |
ZV000770 | Version - TO (single, mandatory) | V01 | |
ZV000735 | Source Calendar Year (Single, Mandatory) | 2014 | |
ZV000683 | Source Budget Year (Single, Mandatory) | 2013 | |
ZV000931 | Target Calender Year | 2016 | |
ZV000771 | Version - FROM (single, optional) | V01 |
and then I run the function and get the following result:
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... which is what is it supposed to do.
Then I change only one variable:
ZV000940 | Target Budget year | 2013 | |
ZV000930 | Percent Increase | 10 | |
ZV000770 | Version - TO (single, mandatory) | V01 | |
ZV000735 | Source Calendar Year (Single, Mandatory) | 2014 | |
ZV000683 | Source Budget Year (Single, Mandatory) | 2013 | |
ZV000931 | Target Calender Year | 2017 | |
ZV000771 | Version - FROM (single, optional) | V01 |
and when I run it, disaster:
Message incomplete (seriousness, area, number, or exception missing), error key: RFC_ERROR_SYSTEM_FAILURE
and then (with all variables set, etc.):
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as you can see, it believes that no variable has been set, but I have set all of them.
Have you had this problem too? How did you fix it?
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