hi ,

i have a table that i maintained using the Maintain Table Definitions session , after which i ran the Convert to Runtime.
Then I logged out and into BaaN.

Now i am trying to Create the Table but each time I run the session it says , Table Definition ttdpat941 not found.

(i am working in a development VRC )

Any clues..why is thishappening ...?

rgds
Rohan

After converting to runtime, I would just go to GTM and if it asks me to "allocate" I would say yes.
Works all the time.

(i am working in a development VRC )


The changes are picked up from tables only after they are checked-in.

Sometimes the ttadv5215m000 - Convert to Runtime Data Dictionary does not pick up the changes well. In that case, you should use the ttadv5210m000 - Create Runtime Data Dictionary.

Also, check the recent $BSE/log files for any error messages.

Because the runtime DD is loaded when you enter in Baan, if you make "convert to rtdd" and after this, you don't exit and reenter in the environment, the changes are not tracked. (in your case, the new table is not seen).

Fill in your details about OS, etc...
Check where the dd of the table is at RTDD and if it exists.

Hi Rohan,
I think that if you create a new table, then convert to runtime does'nt work. You have to do create to runtime for that table.
Moreover, sometimes if there are dependant tables (which also hav to be reconfigured) have also to be converted to runtime.
So, I think
1) Create runtime of the table
2) Logout and login
3) Then convert to runtime (with re-configure option on) for all the tables.
3) Logout and login.

In case you want to find out if any dependant tables are waiting to be re-configured, search for *.new files in your data dictionary directory.

Hope this helps

- Manu

Dear Rohan,
I have faced this type of problem once before. You please check the domains you are using in Table Definations. The one domain in the defination might be corrupted. Please check it carefully, you will get the result.

Also, If the table is created once you can not Recreate it again till you delete it. So, If no data is in Table then just delete the table. Go to table defination, execute Convert to Runtime session and Create a Table session again.

- Kalyan Mahajan