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How to resolve DTP request stuck in Yellow status and can not be deleted from DSO

This is a real time production scenario where I faced problem for DTP request stuck in Yellow status – it can not be deleted from DSO and preventing next deltas to load correctly.

Issue:

1. Tried to change technical status to red by clicking on DTP process monitor. Error as below:

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2. Clicked on DTP process monitor- ABAP dump as below:

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3. Tried to change DTP status with function module: RSBM_GUI_CHANGE_USTATE. Error as below:

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4. Checked table:

     a. RSBKREQUEST- USTATE=TSTATE= 0= New request

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     b. RSPCPROCESSLOG has state= G, and actual state= A.

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     c. RSBKDATAPAKID– this DTP request is not found in this table.

Solution:

The reason of the dump is due to an inconsistency entry in table RSBKREQUEST. The request should not be remain 0 in USTATE and TSTATE. Therefore, we requested Basis to change the status of USTATE and TSTATE in table RSBKREQUEST manually to 4, then deleted this request from DSO. And this solved the issue

SAP message- 299691/2013: http://service.sap.com/sap/support/message/E/002007974700002996912013

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      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Like like.... 😆

      Author's profile photo Benedict Venmani Felix
      Benedict Venmani Felix

      Nice info Michelle....faced this issue once in quality and changed the status myself:)

      I hope I remeber this if I face the same issue again.

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      This information is really useful, but recently we had a similar issue in our system and provided the same fix that you have suggested, but during the next load also the same thing happened and we got the support from Basis team for fixing it.

      I'm not sure if the problem was because of the previous setting that we have made and hence would like to ask you about the impact of this setting if any.

      Author's profile photo MICHELLE LIM
      MICHELLE LIM
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      hi Antony,

      Once the status was set to 4 (Deleted), we deleted the red request from the DSO manually, reran DTP and activated the request. Next load worked fine. 🙂 No impact.

      As a preventive method, since this DSO was getting data from multiple DSOs and all DTPs always run in parallel in a process chain (though we have not seen issues for the last 2 years), we made a change to DTP setting: Extraction Mode -> Uncheck Get all New Data Request by Request. Hope this helps!

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      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Ok thanks a lot, will try doing this if the error occurs again

      Good work

      Author's profile photo MICHELLE LIM
      MICHELLE LIM
      Blog Post Author

      You're welcome 🙂

      Author's profile photo Raman Korrapati
      Raman Korrapati

      Hi Michelle,

      Very helpful article and good presentation too.Thanks for making and sharing.

      Thanks

      Author's profile photo MICHELLE LIM
      MICHELLE LIM
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      Thanks RK!

      Author's profile photo Anshu Lilhori
      Anshu Lilhori

      HI Michelle,

      Wonderful document..I really like such type of contents.

      Good job.

      Regards,

      AL

      Author's profile photo MICHELLE LIM
      MICHELLE LIM
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      Thanks AL!

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Hello Michelle

      Today, I come across da same issue and I resolved it within minutes with the help of your blog. Thanks for sharing for new SCN users. Keep it up and we all love to read.

      Arshiyan

      Author's profile photo MICHELLE LIM
      MICHELLE LIM
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      Thanks Arshiyan! Appreciate if you could RATE and Like this document 🙂

      Author's profile photo Mohamed Shadab Shaikh
      Mohamed Shadab Shaikh

      Hi Michelle,

      There is an alternate solution.

      1. Try cancelling the dtp job from sm37. If possible great else

      2. Go to sm12 and check for locks. The one executed the dtp loading would have the target locked by its id. Delete those locks and then try cancelling and deletion of request.

      Author's profile photo MICHELLE LIM
      MICHELLE LIM
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks for your reply.

      In this scenario, we only discovered the issue 2 weeks later when delta DTP loaded 0 records in daily process chain- SM37's log was no longer found (log only keeps for a week in system), and there was no lock found for this DTP in SM12. Therefore, it left us no choice but to make an entry change in RSBKREQUEST table.

      Author's profile photo Simon Willer
      Simon Willer

      Very nice content!

      Author's profile photo Harshil Joshi
      Harshil Joshi

      Facing similar issue.

      Found MESSAGE_TYPE_X error while data loading.

      I found a request is pending, so I followed the steps and delete the request. But still having that request available in DTP, not available in RSBKREQUEST. I can not delete it by DSO --> Manage. Even after deleting it is available there. What should do ?

      Author's profile photo MICHELLE LIM
      MICHELLE LIM
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      Please review the steps again...just to be clear we DO NOT delete the entry in RSBKREQUEST table.

      The solution is to CHANGE/UPDATE the status of USTATE and TSTATE in RSBKREQUEST manually to 4. After updating the value in the table, you should be seeing red DTP request in your DSO, then deletes that request from there. If you have deleted the entry in RSBKREQUEST, there is no way you could still find the entry unless the table is recovered

      Author's profile photo Satendra Mishra
      Satendra Mishra

      Nice information 🙂

      Author's profile photo Harshil Joshi
      Harshil Joshi

      I can not find request in RSBKREQUEST table........can anybody help on this ?

      Author's profile photo Satendra Mishra
      Satendra Mishra

      Put the dtp technical name to find the DTP request.

      Author's profile photo MICHELLE LIM
      MICHELLE LIM
      Blog Post Author

      Please review the steps again...just to be clear we DO NOT delete the entry in RSBKREQUEST table.

      The solution is to CHANGE/UPDATE the status of USTATE and TSTATE in RSBKREQUEST manually to 4. After updating the value in the table, you should be seeing red DTP request in your DSO, then deletes that request from there. If you have deleted the entry in RSBKREQUEST, there is no way you could still find the entry unless the table is recovered

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Nice information

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Good info Michelle.. 🙂

      Really useful. Many will encounter this error while monitoring PC..

      Regards,

      Poorna

      Author's profile photo Rishabh Singhania
      Rishabh Singhania

      helpful doc.

      thanks for sharing.

      Regards,

      Rishabh

      Author's profile photo Suman Chakravarthy K
      Suman Chakravarthy K

      Nice Work around 😎 😎 😎

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Nice and helpful document for instat resolution.

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Thanks Michelle, nice information... 🙂

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Wow nice, it works. Thanks Michelle.

      Author's profile photo Kodanda Pani KV
      Kodanda Pani KV

      Hi,

      not preferable deleting the data table level in PRD system then some times it will go difficult.

      Thanks for sharing and nice information

      Thanks,

      Phani.

      Author's profile photo anirban mukhopadhyay
      anirban mukhopadhyay

      Good One.

      Author's profile photo MICHELLE LIM
      MICHELLE LIM
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      Thanks Anirban. Glad it helps 🙂