Process order CLOSE:Message no. BS013

[Former Member]

Hi Gurus,

I am trying to CLOSE some Process orders which are TECO status,(All are TECO status, and Settled) but when I execute those it gives error messages, and the Log says,

System status CRTD is active (ACT 112033 0011 )

Message no. BS013

Diagnosis

Object ACT 112033 0011 has system status CRTD (Created). According to this status, transaction 'Complete' is not allowed.

Procedure

You can only carry out the requested function if this is allowed according to the status of the object.

your time greatly appreciated,

Paartha

[former_member184941]

Hi Partha,

Our internal systems behave the same. The reason is that the activity

cannot be set to TECO unless it has been Released. You can see for any

activity that setting TECO is not allowed via Edit -> Status -> Complete

Technically unless the activity is at least at status REL. Therefore,

when you try to set TECO for the project you get BS013 because status

CRTD is active for the network activity.

The system shows TECO as an allowed option for the project as it is

allowed but only as long as all pre-requisites are met. The alternative

would be for the system to do the pre-requisite checks before deciding

whether TECO should be shown as allowed or not. This would not be good

from a performance viewpoint.

Regards,

Abhisek

[Former Member]

Abhishek ,

Thank you for the reply.I didn't get How can I make the system to understad that the Order is TECO and CLOSE it while doing COHVPI (mass closing). as it Just gives that error message.

Regards,

Paartha

[former_member188826]

Please also check OSS. There are a few notes that addresses bugs that are fixed through correction instructions. Search on your message number. 659472 is one such note. These are applicable to pre- ECC6 releases.

[Former Member]

Thank you Sridhar,

we are on ECC 5.0 , does this note serve My Purpose?

Regards,

Paartha

[Former Member]

hi

please check the activity is still in CRTD Status. we need to release and Confirm this.