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Key length in Z table greater than 120

Former Member
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Hi All,

I defined a Z table and its key length is greater than 120 and I am getting a warning message. Will there be any issue if I continue using it? If yes can you let me know the issues.

Regards,

Seema

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Former Member
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I think thats OK, but there are few restrictions

- Table contents cannot be transported by specifying key values, at best by specifying generic key values with a maximum length of 120 bytes.

- The table may not be used as the base table of a lock object.

Thanks

Romit

Edited by: Romit Kewalramani on Jul 4, 2008 1:48 AM

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Former Member
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I think thats OK, but there are few restrictions

- Table contents cannot be transported by specifying key values, at best by specifying generic key values with a maximum length of 120 bytes.

- The table may not be used as the base table of a lock object.

Thanks

Romit

Edited by: Romit Kewalramani on Jul 4, 2008 1:48 AM

Former Member
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hi check this...

no problem..you can use this..it will give warning message..

Former Member
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hi...

I have faced a smiliar situation earlier.But dont worry,it should not create any problem.

coz my dvelopment is working fine in production enviornment.

so go ahead this is just warning.Your reuqest will get transported with return code 4 and that warning.

Former Member
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Hi

fIf you create a lock object for the table then you will not be able to transport it to other servers...quality...production etc...