Thursday, July 16, 2009

Shortdump DYNPRO_ITAB_ERROR after systemcopy

I receive this shortdump when I try to logon after a homogeneous system copy (DB-independent, using sapinst).
This is an ECC 6.0 system and the solution for me was to upgrade Kernel.
Fortunately I made a copy of \usr\sap\SID\sys\exe\run-folder before I imported the system copy at my target system. I could use this copy as my new kernel after finishing the import.
Kernel Patchno 144 is installed during system copy import (db-independent - SR3).

Here is some more details from my shortdump:
Runtime Errors DYNPRO_ITAB_ERROR
Date and Time 2009-07-16 08:18:21

Short text
Error in internal table in screen

What happened?
The current screen processing action was terminated since a situation
occurred where the application could not continue.
This is probably due to an error in the ABAP program or in the current
screen.

Error analysis
The program "SAPMSYST" has terminated.

The following error occurred (short text of cause of error):
"FX099: Wrong fieldtype for CURSOR. Has to be binary/hex type."

The following elements are affected:
Screen name.............. "SAPMSYST"
Screen number............ 0020

This error is connected to the processing of an internal table with the
field or variable "TC_IUSRACL-CURRENT_LINE", and was triggered within in the program.

Trigger Location of Runtime Error
Program SAPMSYST
Include SAPMSYST
Row 1,076
Module type (MODULE PBO)
Module Name D020_LOGON_WITH_SNC

7 comments:

  1. I can not see any contact link on your site.
    could you please drop me an email at sapdocs.info[dot]gmail[dot]com

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  3. You will now find my email-adress at my profile (harald.v@epost.no).

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  4. What do you mean by sapdocs.info[dot]gmail[dot]com?
    And what do you mean about labeling my site?

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  5. Happened to me right now in the same scenario : ECC6SR3 is Kernel level 144 and the source system was on 201.

    Patched back to 201, and all OK.

    I must say, it did give me a bit of a fright for 5 minutes...

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  6. Same here. But for once it was an easy way out:)

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  7. hi Harald Vedvik

    even i am facing the same issue after migration while loginning into the system with gui.

    but my target system patch level is less when compare to source system. can you help me in solving this issue

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