croezen
6th September 2006, 15:18
When i run tipcs5201m000 ( Generate PRP-orders ) i sometimes get the error;
"Error 850 ( E_BDB_FATAL_START ) on tiitm001100 (max retries (10) exceeded)"
"Can not continue in tipcs5201m000 in DLL: otisfcdll0100 (get.company)"
When i run the session again sometimes the same error comes up and sometimes it will run ok.
There seems to be something wrong in tiitm001, but how can i figure out what's wrong ?
NPRao
6th September 2006, 21:46
Refer to the tools programmer's manual-
SSA ERP LN 6.1 Programmers Guide
850 EABORT - Transaction aborted
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Description:
This error indicates that the current transaction is aborted due to a lock error.
Solution:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Checking for any application locks or database record locks.
croezen
7th September 2006, 10:34
Hi p.
Well, the program tipcs5201m000 ( Generate PRP-orders ) is a huge standard program. And the problem is that i don't have the source, so i can't lookin to that.
The problem only occurs sometimes? and when you run in again it might run without any problems. It runs well for over a month and yesterday i got the 850 error 5 times. Today i runs without any problem!!
I can't seem to put my finger on the problem.
( hahaha, i don't know if that's good english, but i hope you know what i mean)
I have consulted my dealer, but they need to reproduce the problem to help me out. So i'm kind of stuc right now.
Djie-En
8th September 2006, 16:25
Is there another process / session, which uses the tiitm001 table at the same time?
We have e problem while running the tipcs3250m000 session and the PRP-session. Also while running the tisfc0220m000 session and the PRP-session.
We now running those session at a different time during the batchjob.
mostrightfuture
18th September 2006, 11:13
HI,
I don't have much idea about the SQL server but may be you can check the transaction time out on SQL and/or check setting some thing like dedicated server or shared server environments like Oracle. I think you can consult with DBA.
MRF.
learner
19th September 2006, 12:45
Hi,
We too had been facing this problem quiet often, and we found that its more related if you have Ms-SQL Server as db, although we couldnt get the solution till date.
Regards
Learner
croezen
19th September 2006, 12:52
thanks for the responce guys.
Although it didn't solve my problem, i apriciate the effort!