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IMPORT - CX_SY_IMPORT_MISMATCH_ERROR

Former Member
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Hello,

I get the dump (CX_SY_IMPORT_MISMATCH_ERROR) trying to read entries from a cluster table with the following code:

IMPORT addons TO lk_trtkos

FROM DATABASE rfdt(zk) ID m_runkey.

We have migrated from 46C to 6.40 and I only get the error when I try to import entries created in the release 46C. There is no dump importing entries which were created in 6.40. The structure used is the same for the IMPORT and EXPORT. The Can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance

Maresp

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Former Member
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Hi,

Did u check SAP note 1342315 on this issue?

Regards,

Nilesh.

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Former Member
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Hi,

Did u check SAP note 1342315 on this issue?

Regards,

Nilesh.

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Hi Nilesh,

yes. The system contains already that correction. The problem is still not solved

Cheers

Maresp

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The problem is solved.

The structure was changed. A standard SAP structure changed in the new release

Cheers

maresp

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hı all

l have same problem

can you give detail info about solving ?

regard sinan

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hi can give  you me the detail how do you solved this problem?

Former Member
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Hi Maresp

I am having the same problem , can you give me the details on how you solved this issue

Thanks,

Sumit

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Sumit,

If there is a change in the IMPORT/EXPORT structure involved before/after upgrade or support packs, you may have to IMPORT using the old structure and EXPORT using the new structure. That way, the cluster data gets adjusted.

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Good day all,

Did any of you fid a solution for this issue? Did the proposal from Sumit turned out to be the solution?

thanks.

Cj

Shameer7087
Explorer
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Hi All,

For the first time:

  1. Try to import the data to the IT with old structure (say 32 fields)

         IMPORT ty_data = it_temp_old FROM DATABASE indx(sp) TO wa_indx ID obj.

   2. Append the data it_temp_old to new structure it_temp_new

         Later Export the data from IT with New structure (say 40 fields).

         EXPORT ty_data = it_temp_new TO DATABASE indx(sp) TO wa_indx ID obj.

For the next time:

  1. Edit the IMPORT statement.

         Import the data to IT with new structure (40)

         IMPORT ty_data = it_temp_new FROM DATABASE indx(sp) TO wa_indx ID obj.

   2. Perform the required Operations and export the same data with new structure(40).

         EXPORT ty_data = it_temp_new TO DATABASE indx(sp) TO wa_indx ID obj.

Thanks,

Shameer.