How To Fix KE016 - Des zones ont été réinitialisées


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  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: KE -

  • Message number: 016

  • Message text: Des zones ont été réinitialisées

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    <ZH>Only once you have read the following text should you decide
    whether you really want to save the data structures for "&V1&".</>
    For a detailed description of the process, see the section
    <DS:SIMG.SIMG_CFMENUORKEKEA0>Maintain Operating Concern</>.
    You have deleted characteristics or value fields from operating concern
    "&V1&". However, this operating concern already contains data.
    With some database systems, it is necessary to convert the database
    tables for the operating concern. Depending on the data volume,
    conversion can take a matter of seconds or several hours. During the
    conversion time, no data can be posted and reports cannot be run. Due
    to the integration, other applications are also affected when data is
    posted with an assignment to profitability segments (such as orders and
    document entry in FI). Note that, after the operating concern has been
    transported into another system (such as your production system), the
    database conversion is then necessary in the target system as well.
    Once the data structures have been saved, the operating concern is no
    longer active. It can only be used again after the database has been
    converted.
    Depending on the fields that were deleted, the following tables are
    converted:
    Characteristics: CE1&V1&, CE2&V1&, CE4&V1&, CE4&V1&_KENC, and CE4&V1&
    _ACCT
    Amount fields: CE1&V1&, CE2&V1&, and CE3&V1&
    Quantity field: CE1&V1&, CE2&V1&, CE3&V1&, CE4&V1&, CE4&V1&_KENC, and
    CE4&V1&_ACCT
    During the conversion, a copy of the table is generated. Ensure that
    sufficient resources are available in your database system. Before
    deleting fields fron an operating concern with larger data volumes
    (more than 10,000 records in a table), you should see the section "The
    Database Utility" in the documentation for the ABAP Dictionary. This is
    where the procedure for converting databases is described.
    If you convert the tables individually, you need to plan the table
    conversion jobs so that table CE4&V1& is converted after table CE3&V1&.
    During conversion, no further changes may be made to the data
    structures for operating concern "&V1&". After a successful conversion,
    the tables have the status "active". To check the status, use the
    "Status" function in transaction KEA0.
    You also need to plan for extra time to activate the tables in the
    operating concern for database systems that do not need to undergo a
    conversion.
    If the operating concern has already been set up as productive,
    characteristics and value fields should only be deleted after
    consulting your system administrator.
    The environment for the operating concern then needs to be generated.
    Once this has been done, the operating concern can then be used again.
    <ZH>Notes on transporting</>
    If the operating concern is to be transported to a system that already
    contains the old version, proceed as follows:
    Transport all Customizing requests with objects for operating concern "
    &V1&".
    In a separate transport request, transport all reports, forms, key
    figure schemes, and planning layouts from which the deleted fields have
    been removed. If you have deleted steps or rules from the derivation
    strategy or from other strategies (such as planning), then you should
    transport the whole strategy (<ZH> Extras -> Transport</>). As a
    general rule, you should check whether a manual transport option is
    available if the maintenance transaction does not have an automatic
    transport connection. If there is no manual transport option, then you
    should transport the objects using the IMG transaction
    <DS:SIMG.SIMG_CFMENUORKEKE3I>Transport</>.
    In the target system, use the where-used list (which you can access
    from Customizing by choosing <ZH>Tools -> Analysis -> Check Customizing
    Settings</>) to check whether the deleted characteristics and value
    fields are still used anywhere. If any deleted fields need to be
    removed from objects, you can do so using the appropriate maintenance
    transaction. You can access this transaction from the where-used list
    by double-clicking.
    The changed data structures for the operating concern can only be
    imported to the target system once there are no more references to the
    deleted fields in that system.

    Le système émet un message d'erreur et ne vous permettra pas de poursuivre cette transaction tant que l'erreur n'est pas résolue.

    Réponse du système

    Comment corriger cette erreur?

    Decide whether the fields from operating concern "&V1&" really need to
    be deleted.
    Choose "Save" if your changes to the operating concern are to be saved.
    Choose "Activate" if your changes to the operating concern are to be
    saved and the changed data structures are to be reactivated.
    If you do not wish to copy the changes to the operating concern, choose
    "Cancel". If you then leave the "Edit Data Structure" screen by
    choosing "Back", "Exit" or "Cancel", the operating concern is reset to
    its original status.

    Procédure pour les administrateurs système


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