MM02 update terminated

[former_member633852]

Dear Support Team,

We have made system copy our erp production system to development, now we are getting error when we try to update material clasification from mm02 transcation at development erp system,

MM02 Material Clasification update has terminated with following error ;

Logical System AAPCLNT001 is not defined,

> Update key: 4B8672ACDDB700A1E1008000B8560B6D

> Update module: CIF_CLAF_OUTBOUND

Transaction Canceled XC 005 ( AAPCLNT001 )

AAPCLNT001 is our production APO system, ERP development system should update APO development system

How can we solve this problem,

Best Regards

[Former Member]

Atakan,

You have to re-establish all connectivity between the new dev ECC client and the old dev APO client.

If your company is clever in the way you name your systems, not all of these steps will have to be done.

ERP

BD54 - ensure that the Logical name matches your internal naming convention for the development apo name. Most companies make the logical name the same between dev and qual and prod. If you have done this, you won't need to perform this step.

NDV2 - ensure that that the release matches the dev apo release. Probably not a problem unless your prod APO is a diff release from your dev APO.

SM59 - ABAP connection associated with the SCM system. Ensure that the rfc connection (especially the password) matches with the dev apo system. THIS WILL ALMOST ALWAYS BE WRONG, this must be fixed.

CFC7 - Ensure the Logical system name matches the one you used in BD54

CFC1 - Ensure the Logical system name matches the one you used in BD54

SCM

BD54 - ensure that the Logical name matches your internal naming convention for the development ECC name. Again, most companies make the logical names consistent between dev/qual/prod, probably not a problem.

SM59 - ABAP connection associated with the ECC system. Ensure that the rfc connection (especially the password) matches with the dev ECC system. This one also will probably need to be adjusted.

A few other things could be wrong, but this should be enough.

Rgds,

DB49