I recently ran a liveCache consistency check, and saw that I had some Resources, that were only in the database, but not in the liveCache. I asked the system to correct the inconsistenics, however the resources that I need still remain in the database only and are not loaded into the liveCache. Can someone suggest any methods to send the resources from my database to the liveCache ? Thanks!
You guys set me on the right track. I will let you know how it went the last 48 hrs.
/SAPAPO/CRES_CREATE_LC_RES did not have any effect, and the inconsistencies remained.
/SAPAPO/RESOURCES_LC_CREATE went into an indefinite loop, and did not terminate after even 24 hrs.
So I applied the note : 1356242 /SAPAPO/RESOURCES_LC_CREATE runs indefinitely
After this, the indefinite loop of /SAPAPO/RESOURCES_LC_CREATE did not occur. However, the resources were still not being created in the liveCache. It did some more research into the OSS Notes and found out that there were a few notes for the new problem of not being able to "Create resources in liveCache"
This led me to believe that there was an error regarding the SCM administration itself. The server I was using, was based on SAPKY70002. However, SAP released SAPKY7003 which has notes for all the problems that I faced when executing the problem. Currently working on applying that, will keep you all posted.
Hope this works as a repository for anyone who is trying to find a solution for similar problems
I don't know whether John was able to fix all his problems. However, we discovered an additional problem that will cause this error; when the available capacity in the resource (work center) that was CIF'd to APO was too small.
Our WC had 'one second' as available daily capacity, and the Base Unit of measure was 'hour'. This translates into '.000278 Hour. LC in this case could not handle numbers with a value of less than .001; but no error was generated when creating the Resource. DB held the data OK, but LC could never synch with DB.
The answer for us was to change the Base unit of measure to Minutes; or increase the available capacity in the WC such that the ultimate number always was > .001 when stated in terms of the Base unit of measure. I suppose I should have raised an OSS message, but I never got around to it.
This same problem also happened to us when trying to CIF across PPMs with very small calculated time per piece. The solution was the same; change the Base U/M in the WC to minutes or seconds.
This happened in an SCM 5.0 system; I don't know if later systems also had this problem.
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