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Problem : You Can Only Work in Client 100

former_member211991
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My system transport layer is DEV (400 TESTING CLIENT)-> QAS(300)-> PRD (100)  

By Default I am got 100 client on logon scree.

---WHENI USE THE RSA1 ON DEV 400 I GET THE FOLLOWING ERROR

                  "You Can Only Work in Client 100"

---WHENI USE THE RSA1 ON PRD 100 I GET THE FOLLOWING ERROR

                   "You Can Only Work in Client 001"

---table RSADMINA in DEV 400 shows BW client 100

---FUNCTION rs_mandt_unique_set has the following checking

     

            

IF   ( i_mandt = '000' AND l_systp = rs_sys_cus )
               OR  i_mandt = '066'.

Please guide me to execute his tcode on dev400 without affecting any other client .

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paul_power
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Hi Muhammad,

Please refer to note 122679. As far as the BW system is concerned
, only one client can be productive/used, thus you need to set
this client. You need to set the productive client (in other words, the
client where you will work) as described in this note. I am including
the relevant section of this note for your reference (the solution
is valid for your release):

  Solution:

  Set the default client as described in Note 116432 point (e) (setting
  the productive client) to the client that you will work with.
  In addition you must enter this default client in the field BWMANDT
  of the table RSADMINA (transaction SE16).

Therefore, you need to do the following 2 things:

1) set the default client to the client where you will work. You can
    do this by following point 'e' of note 116432 ("Set the production
    client"). As note 116432 states, you need to enter the chosen
    production client in the instance profile or DEFAULT.PFL as logon
    client by maintaing the parameter:
       login/system_client
    for this.
2) make sure that you have entered this "productive" client in field
    'BWMANDT' of table 'RSADMINA', in transaction SE16.

Regards,

Paul

JPReyes
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Spot on!