Create Default Templates issue

[Former Member]

Hi There,

I have a customer where SAP b1 8.82 has just been installed.

When first logging in the "Create Default Templates" window appears.  I advised them on the path for the Source folder and the destination folder as well as to select "English UK" as the language and to tick both the "create directory" and "prompt before overwriting" boxes.

It seems as if all of the templates were created except one as the following system message appears.

"Failed to copy file 'PURCH_CP.xls"

Can anyone please advise.

Regards

Steve Lowery

[Former Member]

You may check:

[Former Member]

Hi Gordon,

I will try to re-run the server installer while I'm on site tomorrow.  I tried the following link in case I need to download Server Installer which was listed in one of the other threads but it does not seem to work.

Click this link

[https://websmp206.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700007392752004E]

The following error appears

Error Message - ObjectID not existant

 

What happened?

ObjectID not found in R/3

What can you do?

• Check your ObjectID 
•   Error code: WEBSMP206-20120510153848-0014
  Error details: 24A1DD9-702/1A053/3162-71A8D6C5-3CB8B45-2992FF 

  Service Name: SAPIDB

  Service Server: WEBSMP206

  Process-ID: 4664

  Thread-ID: 1280

Sorry for any inconvenience.
Your SAP Service Marketplace Team

Is there another link I could use?

Regards

Steve Lowery

[Former Member]

Do you have authorization by your S-User id? Actually, it is all related to user authorization including your issue for the file creation.

[Former Member]

I've never had any issues with my S-User ID before.

Is there any way I can check if it's an authority problem?

Steve

[Former Member]

That link may not working any more.

You may not need to check that link but check the authorization for the destination folder to be copied to.

[Former Member]

Hi Steve,

It is better if you can post the screenshot for the error.

Thanks,

Gordon

[Former Member]

Hi Gordon,

Please see attached screenshot.

Many Thanks

Steve Lowery