on 09-11-2006 3:57 PM
Hi
I encountered this error message 'DBIF_RSQL_INVALID_CURSOR' when I executed a DTP to load data from the PSA to a standard DSO.
Any idea why this happens and how to resolve it.
Please let me know.
Many thanks,
Anthony
As a part of sanity check
If you have implemented an entry in the table <b>ROIDOCPRMS</b> in the OLTPsystem (or in the Myself System, if you are using a generic extractor directly in the BW), the field <b>MAXPROCS</b> may not have the value '0'. Either do not make any settings in the table - in this case draw default values or, if you are already maintaining control parameters there, then enter a value that is not equal to 0 in the field 'Maximum number of parallel processes'.
Hope it Helps
Chetan
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Hi Chetan
Thanks for your reply. I'm using generic extractors directly in BW. I've checked the table ROIDOCPRMS and the field MAXPROCS is currently showing a value 12. I've tried to execute the DTP to load data from PSA to standard DSO again and still received the error 'DBIF_RSQL_INVALID_CURSOR'. Strangely enough, I didn't get this error when I loaded PSA data into a write-optimised DSO (without data uniqueness check).
Do you know if there is an OSS note to fix this error ?
We're currently on support pack 8.
Thanks,
Anthony
Hi Nimesh
I have checked my generic datasource and extractor. Couldn't find anything wrong with them. I generated and replicated them again before executing the DTP to load PSA data into the standard DSO. No luck... I still received the 'DBIF_RSQL_INVALID_CURSOR' error. I've raised an OSS note to SAP.
Regards,
Anthony
Hi Anthony,
Is your problem solved? Here are few things you can check not sure if this helps or not..
1.check if there are any locks on the object that you are writing..
2.Check the table space of the database table.
3.Check if the partitions/DB stats for the data target are available at database level.
Regards
Manga
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