on 02-10-2009 9:36 PM
Hi All,
I am activating CHARM (Change request Management) on a Solution Manager project. Upon CHECK we get SYNCHRONIZATION ERRORS.
Checking returns the following errors:
Error in background job for program RSGET_SMSY error message No active job found
System overview for project XXXXXXXX
Check system XXX
Client-specific transport control (CTC=1): No Import single method: No
The problem is that we followed the instructions on the IMG for Change Management activation, and that included change in parameter CTC in all systems in STMS AND setting the Transport Strategy to QUEUE Single transports. Upon distributing it, it gets all consistent (CTC=1 and Single transports for ALL systems). After a while, I go back and the target systems are back to 0....
Still in the CHECKING log:
Check logical components
No consolidation system found for XXX-002 (project XXXXXXX)
This is an interesting one. Our landscape is set up with 2 clients. Client 001 and 002. We have (therefore) 2 DEVs, 2 QAs and 2 PRDs. I don't understand this message.
Last error in the LOG:
Check consistency of project XXXXXXXX
Message from function module /TMWFLOW/CHECK_PRJ_CONS: No export system for XXX-002
I know it may seem many different errors,but I am convinced they come all from the same original problem, so, of if you know how to correct any of them, please let me know. Fixing one at the time may address the all.
Thanks
Leonardo De Araujo
Hi Leonardo,
Did you find the solution for the same issue?
Regards,
NS
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Hi
Please referred the Blog
/people/dolores.correa/blog/2008/07/26/first-steps-to-work-with-change-request-management-scenario
is the one on how to configure charm.
hope this helps.
feel free to revert back.
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