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Message type: E = Error
Message class: IHC - IHC Messages
Message number: 789
Message text: A new archive was successfully created, the index is adjusted accordingly
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IHC789
- A new archive was successfully created, the index is adjusted accordingly ?The SAP error message "IHC789 A new archive was successfully created, the index is adjusted accordingly" is not actually an error message in the traditional sense. Instead, it is an informational message indicating that a new archive has been successfully created in the context of the SAP Integrated Communication (IHC) module, and that the index for this archive has been updated accordingly.
Cause:
This message typically occurs during the archiving process in SAP, particularly when dealing with documents or data that are being archived for compliance or storage management purposes. The message indicates that the archiving job has completed successfully, and the system has updated its index to reflect the new archive.
Solution:
Since this message is informational and not an error, no specific action is required. However, if you are monitoring the archiving process, you can take the following steps:
Verify Archive Status: Check the status of the archiving job to ensure that it completed successfully without any issues. You can do this by reviewing the job logs in transaction code
SM37
.Review Archive Files: If necessary, you can review the newly created archive files to ensure that they contain the expected data. This can be done using transaction code
SARA
(Archive Administration).Monitor Indexing: Ensure that the indexing process is functioning correctly. If you notice any discrepancies in the archived data or indexing, you may need to investigate further.
Documentation: Keep a record of the archiving process and any related messages for future reference, especially if you are performing regular archiving tasks.
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: Archive AdministrationSARI
: Archive Information SystemSM37
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