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DBSQL_DUPLICATE_KEY_ERROR in process chain While 'save Hierarchy' step for 0COSTELEMT

Posted on Oct 18, 2019 at 09:58 AM 264 Views Last edit Oct 18, 2019 at 10:00 AM 2 rev.

Hello ,

I modified existing process Meta chain and added 'SAVE Hierarchy' Process step in Cost element hierarchy which was missing earlier in process chain and then when the process chain executed - i get below mentioned error and also ST22 Dump attached.

ERROR : DBSQL_DUPLICATE_KEY_ERROR in process chain While 'save Hierarchy' step for 0COSTELEMT

Kindly suggest how to resolve this .

Thank you in advance

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Best regards,

Naresh

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  • author's profile photo John Hawk
    John Hawk
    Posted on Oct 21, 2019 at 02:51 PM
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    Hi Naresh,

    Have you reviewed your source data to insure there are no duplicates?

    Is the problem replicated when executed manually in RSA1?

    Did you try running a "Check" before running a "Save" or "Activate" manually in RSA1? Sometimes the Check has more verbose error messages than Save or Activate?

    What version of SAP BW are you using?

    Which database?

    John Hawk

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    • NARESH KUMAR RAJENDRAN
      Oct 22, 2019 at 09:26 AM

      Hi Johan Hawk ,

      Thanks for you reply.

      1. I have replicated the same manually in RSA1 and it is working fine.

      2. It is working fine with 'SAVE or ACTIVATE' is checked in infopackage and when i excute manually in RSA1.

      3. SAP BW 7.4 SP 17

      4. HANA Database

      5. How to find duplicate entries in in source system ?

      Kindly please suggest.

      Best regards,

      Naresh

  • author's profile photo John Hawk
    John Hawk
    Posted on Oct 30, 2019 at 02:02 PM
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    Hi Naresh,

    To determine if duplicates exist in the source system, you need to analyze the DataSource and determine where its data comes from. Then check the the source tables using SE16 for duplicates.

    My guess is that your source system table does not use the same semantic keys as

    0COSTELEMT. If this is a file load, check the source file. Also check the PSA to ensure that you are loading only one request at a time.

    Good luck,

    John Hawk

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