Message type: E = Error
Message class: TG - Messages for Upgrade Repository Switch
Message number: 447
Message text: Table and runtime object & exist without DDIC reference (&)
A runtime object was found for a table that is unknown in ABAP
Dictionary. The table contains data, which is why, as a precaution, the
runtime object was not deleted.
Since there is a runtime object, this means the table was once created
in the ABAP Dictionary. The fact that the table can no longer be found
in the ABAP Dictionary could be due to the following reasons:
It is a customer-specific table which was created when the correction
system was switched off.
Depending on the history of your system, there may also be SAP tables
which were not deleted completely, or for which only the runtime object
was delivered without the related definition in the ABAP Dictionary.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
RESET N1
Customer-specific tables
If the table is a customer-specific table and you still need the data,
try to restore the table in ABAP Dictionary. Note the specified table
type when you do this (transparent table, pooled table, and so on).
The table may still, for example, be contained in the version database.
You can access version management under "Utilities" in ABAP Dictionary
(transaction SE11). You may also have a copy of the system that still
contains the table definition. You can also display the runtime object
and create the table according to the field names, types, and lengths
specified in the definition. You can display the runtime object in the
menu "Extras" of the database utility (transaction SE14).
Tables in the SAP namespace
Search for SAP Notes on these tables using the key words RDDNTPUR and
TG447.
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TG447
- Table and runtime object & exist without DDIC reference (&) ?The SAP error message TG447 indicates that there is a discrepancy between the runtime object and the Data Dictionary (DDIC) reference for a particular table or object. This typically occurs when a table or object exists in the database but does not have a corresponding definition in the Data Dictionary, or when the Data Dictionary definition is inconsistent with the actual database structure.
Cause: Missing DDIC Entry: The table or object exists in the database but does not have a corresponding entry in the Data Dictionary. Inconsistent Definitions: The structure of the table in the database may have been altered (e.g., fields added or removed) without updating the Data Dictionary. Transport Issues: If changes were transported from one system to another, the transport might not have included the necessary DDIC objects. Database Issues: Corruption or issues in the database could lead to inconsistencies between the DDIC and the actual database structure.
Solution: Check DDIC Entries: Verify if
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