Where / how can I check which derivation stucture is REALY ACTIVE?

ttadv1511m000, for example must not be valid, if the convert to RDD doesn't work correct.
"Print Package Derivation Structure" uses IMHO the tabel from ttadv1511m000, if that is correct it is not sure, that the printed structure is right.

Where can I find definately THE ACTIVE structure????


Spartacus

Several steps:
First via the RDD (Runtime Data Dictionary)
1) Determine the package combination you are using: it will be taken from your u-file
$BSE/lib/user/u<yourname>
In the file there is a line like:
pacc:OPER_001
In this case the OPER_001 is used. In general <PACKAGE_COMB>.
2) Open the $BSE/lib/fd6.2.<PACKAGE_COMB> file
Read in the file where all components for a certain type of file can be found.
For example: mwh: indicates "this is the searchpath for menus in the package wh"

You can also look into ttstpsessinfo. The data retrieved there is Tools information which may differ from RDD (actually used).

Hi OmeLuuk

thanks for the quick answer.

I checked already $BSE/lib/fd6.2.<PACKAGE_COMB.

I will check $BSE/lib/user/u<yourname>

The problem is, that we have had somehow a loop in the derviavation structure. I want to be sure that now is everything correct in the RDD.

So thanks a lot for this hints

Spartacus

Spartacus: The problem is, that we have had somehow a loop in the derviavation structure.Also check the OS: the phenomenon of logical links may cause odd behaviour.

There are sessions too that print the defined derivation structure, with different options, but you have tried those I suppose.