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Object '43TH...' (ROUT) of type 'Routine' is not available in version 'A'

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Hello all,

I having this situation, first let me tell you that we have transported the queries from dev to qa and then we had to open the qa system to modify our queries. There were a lot of modifications done to the queries in QA and so now I am trying to transport the queries back to Dev so that we can transport it again via normal route.

When I am trying to collect the query in QA I am getting a lot of errors something like this:

<b>Object '43TH...' (ROUT) of type 'Routine' is not available in version 'A'</b>

You wanted to generate an object with the name '43TH...' (in transport request ROUT) of type 'Routine' (TLOGO). This is, however, not available in the BW Repository database. It does not exist in the requested version A. If the version is 'D' then it is possible that an error arose during the delivery or installation. If the version is 'A' then the Object was either not created or not activated.

<b>Object '43TH...' (RSFO) of type 'BW Formula' is not available in version 'A'</b>

You wanted to generate an object with the name '43TH..' (in transport request RSFO) of type 'BW Formula' (TLOGO). This is, however, not available in the BW Repository database. It does not exist in the requested version A. If the version is 'D' then it is possible that an error arose during the delivery or installation. If the version is 'A' then the Object was either not created or not activated.

Can someone tell me why is it erroring out and where can I look to fix it.

Thanks,

Raj

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Raj,

Can you please check the formula you mentioned in the Table RSZCALC Table, Provide ELTUID = "43TH...". check the Version whether it is 'A' or 'D'.

If it is not available in 'A' Version, then check the Formula creation.

Probably, it may help you.

Regards,

Nagesh Ganisetti.

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Check the transport layer for the package to which you've assigned the query elements. You can do this by going to SE80 -> Choose Package Option from the drop downlist -> Give the package name and press Display. Here the check if the transport layer is setup such that it would allow you to transport from QA to Dev. You can maintain transport layers using the t-code STMS (duty of basis folks). Hope this helps.

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