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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SL - System log
Message number: 267
Message text: terminated: incomplete file
The hard disk was full in operation and was still full when the system
log collection program 'rslgcoll' was completed. The program was
therefore unable to write all the data to the system log.
You can see which hard disk is being used in the profile parameter
'rslg/central/file'.
Transaction SM21:
System log analysis: the newest entries are missing.
Transaction ST11:
The program wrote the following error message in one of the stderr
files:
'read half record'
Use program RSLG0019.
The collection program should function correctly if you restart the
system.
You can also start the collection program manually, but then you also
have to stop it manually later. The way in which it was started is shown
in the same stderr file as the error message.
Reference: Note 11886
Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
SL267
- terminated: incomplete file ?The SAP error message SL267, which indicates "terminated: incomplete file," typically occurs during the execution of a program or transaction that requires a specific file to be complete and properly formatted. This error can arise in various contexts, such as during data uploads, file processing, or when accessing external files.
Causes:
- Incomplete File Transfer: The file may not have been fully transferred or downloaded, leading to missing data.
- Corrupted File: The file could be corrupted, which can happen due to network issues or improper handling during file creation or transfer.
- Incorrect File Format: The file may not be in the expected format or structure, causing the program to fail when trying to read it.
- File Permissions: Insufficient permissions to access or read the file can also lead to this error.
- Path Issues: The specified file path may be incorrect, leading to the system not finding the file or accessing an incomplete version.
Solutions:
- Verify File Integrity: Check the file to ensure it is complete and not corrupted. You can do this by comparing it with a known good version or using checksums.
- Re-upload or Re-transfer the File: If the file is incomplete, try transferring it again. Ensure that the transfer process completes without interruptions.
- Check File Format: Ensure that the file is in the correct format expected by the SAP program. If necessary, convert the file to the required format.
- Review Permissions: Ensure that the user or process executing the SAP transaction has the necessary permissions to access the file.
- Correct File Path: Double-check the file path specified in the program or transaction to ensure it points to the correct and complete file.
- Consult Logs: Review any relevant logs or error messages for additional context that may help identify the specific issue.
Related Information:
AL11
(for file directory) or SM37
(for job monitoring).If the problem persists after trying the above solutions, it may be beneficial to involve your SAP Basis team or technical support for further investigation.
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