on 07-15-2011 4:08 PM
hi all,
I have a question.
we have installed an SAP Content Server on Windows 2003 server, and have connected it to our SAP ECC 5.00 ERP. The purpose is so that documents that are attached to a transaction (through Generic Objects Services - Create Attachment), get stored onto the content server rather than the SAP database. We have done all the necessary configuration in oac0, oact, and SKPR08. We are able to attach a document to the transaction, and it gets stored onto the content server. Our issue is when viewing the attachment.
This is the error we are getting as soon as we try to view the attachment:
"Windows cannot find c:\documents and settings\<username>\SAPWorkDir\<filename>. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search for a file, click the Start button, and then click Search."
After pressing OK to the message, the system then gives this error:
"File could not be exported
Message no. SO315
Diagnosis
You have selected either the Export function or a PC document to be exported from the system. The file could not be exported to the
PC. Possible reasons:
1. The file is already open and is being used by an application.
2. The directory to which the file is to be exported is write-protected.
Procedure
In the first case, close the application.
In the second case, remove the write-protection attribute from the directory or enter another directory."
Why is the system trying to open the file from the user's C:\ drive?
Does anyone have a solution to this error?
Cheers,
HI, How did you resolve this issue. I migrated my content server 6.20 from windows 2000 server maxdb7.5 to content server 6.5 windows 2012 maxdb7.9 and having this issue. Am able to attach new docs and also access them but can open any of the older docs. Kindly assist.
Erick
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Hi Aleem,
Refer to below KB & note, this should help you.
764972 - Errors when creating workflow attachment
Regards,
Ravi
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We have just had a simular problem. The issue was caused by the way the RFC connection was configured in SM59. RFC connection "SAPHTTP" needs to be set as "Start on Front End Work Station" on the Techincal Settings tab
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