on 08-01-2006 11:54 PM
Hi all,
I'm trying to use the new 04s method of activating datasources in my ECC source system, without the use of RSA5 in the source system. This entails replicating the 'D' version of the datasources in BW, then installing the datasource from Content in BW, which activates the datasource in both BW and ECC. New auth object S_RO_BCTRA is required in the source system to accomplish this.
As with most Dev environments I've worked in, the source system client for BW is NOT the configuration client in R/3 Dev. It is another client that contains data, but is locked for changes. When I try to install the datasources in BW, I receive the logon request for ECC, and then I get the message "Changes to Repository or cross-client Customizing is not allowed". I assume this is coming from ECC.
Is there a system setting in our ECC client that I'm missing? I can't believe that we would be forced to create our source system against the customizing client in order to activate the datasources. This would force us to have to copy all our Content from one source system to the other before we could extract data.
If this is the case, then we go back to the RSA5 method of activation.
Thanks,
Bryan
When you do a RSA5, you still get a transport request. It is the same. In activating a datasource, you are making changes in the source system/client, hence it needs to be open for such changes.
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You can try logging to the customizing client (when you get ECC logon screen) and see if that works.
Message was edited by: Ajay Das
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No, I'm not talking about using RSA5 in the source system. I'm using the NW 2004s method of datasource activation, directly from BW. Refer to the last paragraph in the following:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/d8/8f5738f988d439e10000009b38f842/content.htm
Thanks Ajay, you solved the mystery. When you get the logon prompt for R/3, overwrite the default source system client and enter the configuration client. You must have S_RS_BCTRA in the configuration client. It will then activate the datasource in both R/3 and BW.
However, as it activates, you will receive the R/3 Transport Request dialog screen, within BW. You still have to place the datasource in a transport in R/3 to move to QA, just as is done with activation via RSA5. I was hoping that the new method of activation would avoid this step, but I see that that was not correct.
Furthermore, since this new method is somewhat confusing with the R/3 logon screen and the transport request dialog from within BW, I would just as soon continue to use the old RSA5 method.
Bryan
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