on 03-07-2019 7:32 AM
dump.pngHello Experts,
I am currently working on OData project and have created almost 38 services under 1 project as this is a big application and have created 8 R-Function modules for the same. While mapping one of my entity set i have mapped it with different RFC and when i saw the fields are different then i have deleted the mapping and again added the correct FM.
Regenerated the project and everything was working fine, but after that i am not able to change anything in my project, nor able to see the mapping and regenerate anything, as my service is going to dumps every time. but whatever i have done till now its working fine in the project but cant proceed further due to dumps.
next month is the go live and some of the work is still remaining, i tried to debug the whole project but from standard codes it's getting failed. Attaching the screenshot for the same for the reference.
Can somebody please help me with this issue. I will be really grateful.
Thanks
Thanks for all the comments on above thread.
This issue has been resolved using SAP note 2678273,
As per SAP 'When a same Remote function module is linked to multiple entity's service implementation via data source mapping, and if one implementation is deleted, it deletes the instance completely without considering the other instance'. Implemented this note and rebuild the service.
Regards
Asad
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Have you tried to copy the project in SEGW?
Since you have just used mappings these will be copied as well and you could try to generate and work with the copied project.
Select your project in SEGW and from the menu choose "Project" --> "Copy".
Regards
Andre
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Hi Andre,
Thanks for the comment.
I have already tried copying the project and it was too giving me the same error as the original one.
Regards
Asad
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