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How to find program log?

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Former Member

‎10-31-2009 7:58 AM

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Hi,

I am new to sap, currently am working in a support project. One of our background job got failed. My onsite functional consultant saying check the program log. I checked the dump, and explained to him. But still he is saying check the program log. so how to check that?

Mohana

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Clemenss
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‎10-31-2009 12:36 PM

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Hi Mohana,

in transaction SM37, search the JOB. In the job list, click on the canceled job and the click the JOB LOG button. This may tell you a little (usually not much) more about the cancel reason.

For every background job, a job log is created. If no errors occured, it will just list the job steps start time and, if issued, some warnings and/or success messages.

When you double-click on the error message in the log, it will take you to the dump.

Kind regards,

Clemens

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Former Member

‎10-31-2009 8:26 AM

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hi,

go to ST22 where u can analysis your dump

mukesh

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sujeet2918
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‎10-31-2009 8:47 AM

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Hello,

Goto ST22 and see the error line in code..

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Clemenss
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‎10-31-2009 12:36 PM

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Hi Mohana,

in transaction SM37, search the JOB. In the job list, click on the canceled job and the click the JOB LOG button. This may tell you a little (usually not much) more about the cancel reason.

For every background job, a job log is created. If no errors occured, it will just list the job steps start time and, if issued, some warnings and/or success messages.

When you double-click on the error message in the log, it will take you to the dump.

Kind regards,

Clemens