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Message type: E = Error
Message class: OT - SAP Online Correction Support (SOCS)
Message number: 521
Message text: Check-in of & to SMP failed; package status unchanged
Function <ZK>OCS_CHECK_IN_SAR_FILE</> terminated with return code &V2&
when package &V1& was checked into SAP Service Marketplace.
The package status is not changed and the original status is restored.
Analyze the cause of the error in the <ZH>action log</> of the SDA
and, if necessary, in the <ZH>log (trace file)</>
for generating the SAR file. To find the trace file in the
SDA:
Enter the name of the package in the <ZK>Package</> field and choose
<ZK>Goto->Trace File (Ctrl+F6)</>.
Since this is normally a temporary error, execute the function again at
a later point in time. If the error still occurs, open an IT direct
ticket under component IMFIT_AGS_SPE_SSDA.
Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
OT521
- Check-in of & to SMP failed; package status unchanged ?The SAP error message OT521, which states "Check-in of & to SMP failed; package status unchanged," typically occurs during the process of checking in a package to the SAP Mobile Platform (SMP). This error can arise due to various reasons, and understanding the cause is essential for troubleshooting and resolving the issue.
Causes:
- Network Issues: Connectivity problems between the client and the SMP server can lead to failed check-ins.
- Authentication Problems: Incorrect credentials or expired sessions can prevent successful check-in.
- Configuration Errors: Misconfigurations in the SMP or the package settings can lead to failures.
- File Size Limitations: If the package being checked in exceeds the size limits set in the SMP, the check-in will fail.
- Version Conflicts: If there is a version mismatch between the package being checked in and the existing package on the server, it may cause issues.
- Server Issues: The SMP server may be down or experiencing issues that prevent it from processing the check-in.
Solutions:
- Check Network Connectivity: Ensure that there is a stable connection between the client and the SMP server. Test the connection and resolve any network issues.
- Verify Credentials: Make sure that the credentials used for authentication are correct and that the session is active.
- Review Configuration Settings: Check the SMP configuration settings and ensure that they are correctly set up for the package you are trying to check in.
- Check Package Size: Verify the size of the package being checked in and ensure it does not exceed the limits set in the SMP configuration.
- Version Management: Ensure that the version of the package being checked in is compatible with the existing version on the server. If necessary, update the existing package or increment the version number.
- Server Health Check: Check the status of the SMP server to ensure it is running properly. Look for any logs or error messages that might indicate server-side issues.
Related Information:
By systematically addressing these potential causes, you should be able to resolve the OT521 error and successfully check in your package to the SAP Mobile Platform.
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