on 10-05-2010 8:08 PM
Hi all,
We are experiencing an error when runing BDLS in SAP BW 7.0.
To give you an overview, I am working on a new production system called BWP (copy of an acceptance system).
Attached to this new BW system, we have a new source system called BRP.
In order to change the source system of the old system, I run BDLS (after a successfull test run) with the second option (following a client copy). I noticed that unfortunately, nothing was changed.
So, I decided to run BDLS again with the first option.
First, I did a successfull test run, and I noticed that much more table will be converted.
After the test run, I launched the real conversion...
Unfortunately, after a while, BDLS is stop and I have the following message:
"The datasource XX_XX_XXXX_XXXX(BRP100)" does not exist in object version A".
On my side I tried lot of things:
- I tried to activate the datasource, but it's not working.
- I tried to change value in the table RSDS (datasource) but one more time it didn't worked.
- I tried to reconnect the original system to replicate the datasource in order to activate it, but it didn't work.-
Do you have any ideas how to bypass this error?
If you have any experience to share about BDLS, do not hesitate
have you run BDLS in BRP to point to your new BW system..?
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We faced the same issue, after years of trouble we got SAP involved. It turns out to be that in the source BW system (Production) there were some entries for the target ECC system (QA). Check table RSOLTPSOURCE in your productive system for entries of the target systems.
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Hi Arnaud,
we had exactly the same problem after a SCM system copy. I have updatet the table table RSDS with sql commands. After this update the BDLS run was ok.
Then I couldn`t execute RSA1 because the logical system has changed. I had to modify table RSBASIDOC manually. Have you some news about this problem with the error message RSDS062? I ask, because we have a few copies per year. It can`t be to intervene manually every time.
Regards,
Joe
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I had similar problems, similar error message from BDLS regarding "The DataSource DS1(RQACLNTxxx) does not exist in object version A"
Table RSDS showed the following:
DATASOURCE - LOGSYS - OBJVERS - OBJSTAT
ZDS1 - RPRCLNTxxx A - ACT
ZDS1 - RPRCLNTxxx M - ACT
I re-ran BDLS, this time specifying a change from RPRCLNTxxx to RQACLNTxxx only in table RSDS.
Once that completed I ran BDLS for other tables.
Results? The programs completed successfully, and the infopackages, transformations, PSAs, etc. re-appeared.
It makes some sense; I can understand maybe if there's a foreign key or something preventing a transformation from referencing a data source that doesn't appear properly in table RSDS.
Hi,
This is error code RSDS062. It means that the datasource cannot be found in the tbl RSDS.
So search in RSDS for the datasource, & check what version it is.
If OBJVER is M, then it must be activated.
Did you follow SAP Note 886102 for the system copy?
You need to follow each step of the scenario pertaining to your copy.
When running BDLS, generally four scenarios can happen:
1) no records for either the old or the new name -> table skipped
2) records with the old name exist -> conversion goes through
3) records with the new name exist -> table skipped with warning =>
manual intervention needed, but doublecheck is recommended. In th
case the conversion log shows '<<' at the affected tables.
4) records with the old and the new name coexist -> records are skip
with warning or error (depending on the flag for existence check,
which is always set except test conversions) -> you have to analy
the records and to manually delete that records which hold the ol
logical name and have their identical counterparts which are hold
the new name.
Also, implement these notes if missing from your BW system:
1224597 P19:BDLS:DataSource not converted
1142908 70SP19: BDLS does not convert DTPs
1149141 70SP18/19: BDLS: Improvements log
1148403 70SP18: BDLS after early replication
Rgds,
Colum
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Hi Cronin,
Regarding the data source, it exist in RSDS:
Table: RSDS
DATASOURCE LOGSYS OBJVERS OBJSTAT ACTIVFL TYPE PRIMSEGID
XX_XX_XXXXX_XXXXXX_XXXXXX ERO100 A INA D 0001
XX_XX_XXXXX_XXXXXX_XXXXXX ERO100 M INA D 0001
I tried to activate via the datasource tab in RSA1. It failed.
I tried to change the value in RSDS with ACT in OBJSTAT but it didn't work.
I also tried the program RSDS_DATASOURCE_ACTIVATE_ALL but it failed.
I also tried to reconnect the source system to replicate the data source, but one more time, it failed.
Is there another way to activate this datasource?
Edited by: Arnaud Lambert on Oct 6, 2010 10:24 AM
More informations:
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Regarding the scenario, I was follwing another guideline (How Tou2026 System Copy in SAP Business Intelligence System Landscapes - SAP) where BDLS is the first thing to do. So, I am totally blocked.
My scenario is A2. We copy a BW system (EWA) to my new system called BWP.
We have a new source system called BRP.
Hi Patrick,
No, I didn't find a solution with BDLS, I mean, I tried lot of things but BDLS didn't run properly.
Then, I enter in debug mode and I saw that my table RSDS was not in line to be processed by BDLS (BDLS was looking for some records with the new source system, but they were not existing at this time.
Then, I created a program to convert in the table RSDS. My program converted all the entry with ERO100 by BRP100 (the new system source). Then I re run BDLS and it was ok
This seems to be a solution, because now, I am doing loads and it's working
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