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Use
Are you are
changing switch settings in transactions SFW2 or SFW5. Alternatively, are you
importing an enhancement package that includes switch settings.
Then this section
explains how to analyze and correct the following:
Activation errors that might occur in
the Data Dictionary DDIC
Abnormal terminations of the activation
job, SFW_ACTIVATE_SF0X
Follow this link for more
information on the interaction between the Switch Framework and the
DDIC at changes in switch settings.
Prerequisites
You have changed
switch settings either interactively or by importing an enhancement package
that includes changes in switch settings. On restarting transaction SFW5 to
refresh the status display, you see one of these messages:
Activation error in Dictionary: Correct the
inconsistencies,
or
Activation job aborted: Activation completion
required
You need to correct
the problems that occurred and complete the activation. Otherwise the switch
activation is incomplete.
Procedure: Responding to Activation error in Dictionary
If you see this
message when you start transaction SFW5, then the last switch setting changes
have not been successfully completed.
The reason for the
unsuccessful switch activation is that there were activation errors in the
Data Dictionary DDIC. Follow this link for
DDIC at activation.
Here is how to
correct this problem and complete the switch activation:
In transaction SFW5, press the Display Activation Errors button.
The dialog that follows contains two
sections.
In the first tree – Dictionary Objects with Activation Errors
– you see the DDIC
objects that caused activation errors. You must correct these errors and
activate these objects in order to complete the switch activation.
The second tree – Objects Requiring Follow-Up Activities
– shows the switch-related objects that could not be activated as a
result of the DDIC activation errors. After you have corrected
the DDIC errors, you must complete the activation of these
objects.
Analyze and correct the DDIC activation errors by selecting each entry in the Dictionary Objects with Activation
Errors list in turn. A double-click on an error entry opens the affected
object in the Data Dictionary.
Display the activation errors log for
each object by choosing Utilities
Activation Log. Correct the problem that caused the error. Such problems
may include, for example, missing domain or data element definitions or errors
in table or structure definitions.
Return to the Activation Error display and activate the
DDIC objects after you have corrected the activation
errors.
Each corrected and activated DDIC
object disappears automatically from the list of Dictionary Objects with Activation Errors.
When the last DDIC
activation error has been corrected, a new button – Continue Activation – appears at the
bottom of the Objects with Activation
Errors and Open Tasks dialog.
Press this button to activate the objects in the Objects Requiring Follow-Up Activities
list. This activation completes the switch activation.
Restart transaction SFW5 and check that
the change of the switch setting has been successfully completed. The affected
business or enterprise functions should all show their new status.
Procedure: Responding to Activation job aborted
unsuccessful switch activation is that the activation job SFW_ACTIVATE_SF0X or
the activation continuation job SFW_ACTIVATE_FINISH terminated abnormally. In
general, the abnormal termination is due to an ABAP runtime error.
Start by finding out what caused the
activation job to fail. In a second session, start transaction SM37. Find the
job – SFW_ACTIVATE_SF0X or SFW_ACTIVATE_FINISH – that terminated
abnormally job status Canceled.
Display the job log. Mark the canceled
job in the job list and choose Job
Log. Look for relevant error messages. Also look for the time and date of
the runtime error, if there was one. The time and date will let you find the
dump in transaction ST22.
The job log might look something like this. The
runtime error entry is highlighted:
DateTimeMessage text
22.12.2011 :35
Job started
Step 001 started program SFW_ACTIVATION_IN_BACKGROUND
22.12.2011 :35Start
activation of SFW objects:
22.12.2011 :34 Internal
session terminated with a runtime error see ST22
22.12.2011 :34
Job cancelled
Start transaction ST22 and use the
search fields to find a runtime error at the date and time that you found in
the job log.
The information in the short dump helps you to
discover the cause of the failure of the job. If the cause was a transient
problem, then you can continue with the next step. Otherwise, you must correct
the problem with the job program or the system before you can proceed.
Once you have corrected the problem that
caused the failure of the activation job, you can complete the switch
activation or deactivation.
Return to the session with transaction SFW5.
Press the Display Open Tasks button at the top of the
screen.
In the following dialog – Objects with Activation Errors and Open
Tasks – you should see only a list of Objects Requiring Follow-Up Activities.
These are the switch objects that still need to be activated. If there are
objects with activation errors, then correct these errors as described in the
previous section.
If the switch activation can be
continued, you see the Continue
Activation button at the bottom of the dialog.
When the job - SFW_ACTIVATE_FINISH
– has finished, restart transaction SFW5 and check that the change of
the switch setting has been successfully completed. The affected business or
enterprise functions should all show their new status.
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