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How to manage the "no data" loading in process chain

Posted on Jul 09, 2004 at 09:55 AM 23 Views

Hi,

I want to load some master data in delta mode with a process chain. The treatment works good except in one case.

If I have no data selected during the extraction ( cause the system doesn't find any data matching with the delta field ), the process chain appears in red as if some problems was encountered instead of giving a traffic light green.

How is it possible to manage this case of treatment as a normal treatment ?

Thanks for your help.

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    Posted on Jul 09, 2004 at 04:01 PM
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    Marc,

    in RSMO ,

    Using Settings -> Evaluation of Requests ->

    if no data is available in the system, the request

    select Green (is Judged to be successful). this will cause the load to be successful if Zero records are fetched and the Process chain will not fail.

    Cheers

    Tushar

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    • Former Member
      Jul 10, 2004 at 09:07 AM

      Hello Marc

      The other place you can make a change that Tushar has mentioned is in transaction SPRO. Go to Business Information warehouse --> Automated Processes -->Monitor Settings -->Set Traffic Light Colour. Here change the No Data section of the settings to Green.

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