Dear experts,
I have just deleted all data in table NRIV by using SE14 tcode ? Is it possible to recover deleted data? and How do we recover data from the table?
Thanks,
Tinh
Hi,
Table NRIV has no log changes activated in technical settings.
So that's no option.
I'm afraid that if you really want the number ranges back a restore from backup is the only option.
You could eventually recreate the number ranges but then you have to set all current numbers correctly...
That's more or less what Note 91212 - Number ranges overwritten by a transport also describes.
If you have a recent client copy of the affected client and not too much changed in the meantime, this could also help you to restore NRIV.
Jeroen.
Dear Jeroen,
I copied a client and deleted table NRIV in new copied client. However, i got back to the original client ( to transfer table data) and data in the table of original client was empty.
Is there other possible solution to recovery the deleted data?
Thanks,
Tinh
Hi,
Because you refreshed the table via SE14 you did that at DB level as a drop table.
All clients are in the same DB table (client is a key field, all clients store there data in the same table...), so you also lost the number ranges of all other clients....
I would go for restore from backup.
Jeroen.
Ask your basis team, they may be able to recover the lost data
(restore a previous save and apply journal entries)
Regards,
Raymond
Dear Raymond,
Could you please tell me the way to recover the deleted data in the table?
Thanks,
Tính
Ask your basis team, database administrator as this is administration of database, depending on the OS/DB.
- keywords to use : backup, restore, journal.
Regards,
Raymond
Note that this is not an ABAP related question, "salvation" if it comes should come from database administration.
(Or are you able to identify and update each and every number range in your SAP system ?)
Try to identify the correct forum like http://scn.sap.com/community/oracle, http://scn.sap.com/community/db2-for-linux-unix-windows or any other DB forum in Forum Finder for the New SCN
Regards,
Raymond