on 06-23-2013 12:34 AM
Experts,
I'm scratching my head on this one. I have set up Content Server and created a repository in OAC0 that is tested and works correctly (green light says it's running). In OAC3 I have pointed a document (BUS4401-FICACHECK) to this repository and database table TOA01. When I print a check, I set the print mode to 3 - Print and Archive. The check prints, but nothing goes into TOA01. I have configured the ARCH output device in SPAD correctly. Not sure what I'm doing wrong here.
Problem solved, and admittedly a dumb error on my part. I had to fix 2 things:
Everything is good now.
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Have you checked TOADL table, printlist related data will get stored in TOADL. If your scenario is working correct then you should able to see records in this table and also use tcode OADR to check archived printlist.
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Hi Jon,
Could you please check the error details in transaction code OADR.
Regards,
Deepak Kori
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In tx SP01 can you find that spool entry and choose the re-print with options button and do a force print directly to the ARCH printer and see if you can force an entry into TOA01?
And just to cover my bases here, ARCH is not locked? (Your screenshot cut that part out)
Also what access method do you have for ARCH?
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Interesting, it is trying to archive on that defined printer. Have a look at mine:
I don't the writing on the side about a 'Windows printer' and I have no option under the specified output field.
Can you generate a spool as a test for anything and use ARCH when you generate the spool and see what happens.
Its interesting how we have such a difference with out spooled entry.
I am starting to think your printer setup is not the issue.
Can you try printing a test to ARCH again and after it fails do a /nsu53 or /osu53; lets ensure someone didn't work with your security team and they put something in place to only allow a certain method to archive.
Another issue I have run into, some transactions (me22n or va01) will ignore a user's default output device. When we first setup a archive process for our POs the functional team's consultant started blaming me for a mis-configured printer setup; turns out what was setup was set to archive only and my co-workers also needed the PO to print. Reviewing tx SP01 I see no spool entry, the archive process actually steals the spool. After some review they found that the process had 3 options (Print, Archive, Print & Archive) and they fixed their configuration.
Long story short, who is in charge of the master configuration data in that system for this check run process?
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