I created a new table ——〉gtpur100, and two domains ——〉tdpur.sulb,tdpur.qual ; When I run "convert to Runtime dictionary" for gtpur100, I got a warning message:valid new DD for gtpur100 found.(probably corrupt), and tell me the operation have not finished, what is happening with them?
Thanks for your great support!!!

Gavin

1, check the domain already conversion to runtime
2. check index

Now I delete the added table and the added domains, but when I covert others table or domain , it also tell me "No valid new DD for gtpur100 found(probably corrupt)".
Can I delete all about gtpur100, and how can I do?

thanks!

Hi

Check for records of your new table in these tools table :

ttadv500, ttadv501, ttadv502, ttadv503, ttadv504 (Check in 000 company)

Also check at the OS in $BSE/dict/<Packag Combination> area for your table definition file.

I think this may help you

Regards
Vinod

V_chandra，erphui，
thanks for your help, now it is ok!

Gavin

Thanks a lot for guiding also me the right way.
However my problem was another.
Check that all Your domains are existing on the baan-instance
where You create runtime dd for the table.
In my example, i had forgotten to copy a domain from development server to test server.

Ia orana !

I have the same problem.
If i delete data of my table in table ttadv500,501,502,503,504 (company 000) i solve it ?

Thank's

Hi,

If the definition file in the $BSE\dict is not corrupt then you can try this. Clear the tables ttadv501-503, change any one label in each table definition and each domain that you have created and run CRDD for those tables specifying full range for the Package Combination also ticking all check boxes.

If it still doesn't work then the issue is with the corrupted definition files.In that case, rename the dtable_name files for both the tables which is found under $BSE\dict\your_package_combination\ to something else and run Create Runitme DD for the tables your created and then follow the above steps again.

And the winner it's ... bhushanchanda

Thanks for your precision, it work fine !

Bye

François