15:14:55:474|-02:00|8|SYSTEM|Object: .calculationview => Error Code: 40117Īs you can see, I have highlighted the tables which are failing to be found.Ĭhecking the transaction SE11 you can see that these tables are existing in the system, so what is the problem? The next step is to check if the tables are in "TERMINATED" state, or "POOLED" state.
15:14:55:443|-02:00|8|SYSTEM|Repository: Encountered an error in repository runtime extension Model inconsistency.Ĭreate Scenario failed: ColumnTable SAPERP:T074Tnot found (cannot get catalog object)(calculationNode (T074T))The following errors occurred: Inconsistent calculation model (34011) Create Scenario failed: ColumnTable SAPERP:T156Cnot found (cannot get catalog object)(calculationNode (T156C))The following errors occurred: Inconsistent calculation model (34011) 15:14:55:410|-02:00|8|SYSTEM|Repository: Encountered an error in repository runtime extension Model inconsistency. Create Scenario failed: ColumnTable SAPERP:TCURMnot found (cannot get catalog object)(calculationNode (BW_1$$$$TCURM$$))The following errors occurred: Inconsistent calculation model (34011) 15:14:55:381|-02:00|8|SYSTEM|Object: _BWKEY_BUKRS_WERKS.calculationview => Error Code: 40117 15:14:55:382|-02:00|8|SYSTEM|Repository: Encountered an error in repository runtime extension Model inconsistency. Here is an example of something you may see in the logs: What if you have already imported the tables and the installation log is saying that it cannot find some particular tables. The SAP HANA installation guide refers to these deployment options as SAP HANA Single- or Multiple-Host configurationsv. Select table_name from m_cs_tables where schema_name = 'SAP_ECC' order by table_name asc Essential Data must be migrated from the old system to S/4HANA. You can use SAP Best Practices to speed up the project if it’s a new implementation. Best thing to do if this fails is to compare the existing tables with the tables listed in the note by executing this SQL: SAP ECC 6.0 EHP xx, AnyDB or HANA, Unicode, and ABAP Single Stack are the minimum requirements for system conversion. It is very important to have the necessary tables in the SAP_ECC Schema or else the import will fail. The problem in such cases is the person who was responsible for the prerequisites for the import did not check SAP note 1781992 before starting the import. To get a more in depth look a what actually went wrong here, we would need to look into the installation log (this is printed after the import fails) or the c file: 23:24:06.604933 e REPOSITORY activator.cpp(01179) : Repository: Activation failed for at least one object At least one runtime reported an error during revalidation. During the import you may see an error similiar to this: Lets look at an example when importing SAP HANA Analytics into a system. Whilst importing delivery units into your SAP HANA System you can sometimes run into some common errors which can easily be fixed without the means of opening an SAP Incident.