How to reset OSS Notes with Question mark status in SPAU
Hi,
We are doing SPAU adjustments. In that under Note we have many OSS notes with status "Question Mark". We ran SAPRUPGM again. But still we have this question mark.
We realized some of the notes are not applicable and want to reset. But when I select the note and reset, it gives a pop up to confirm the reset. I select "reset" there. But instead of reseting it gives me a popup asking to download the OSS note. If I cancel it it goes back to the initial SPAU screen. Nothing done. If I okay it it tries downloading the note.
How to solve this situation?
Can you also tell me if it is okay to leave the notes without resetting.
Regards,
Ravikanth
Edited by: Ravikanth Tunuguntla on Aug 12, 2008 5:37 PM
Appreciate the reply. I of course did try to re-execute SAPRUPGM. In background, it runs for 2 seconds and produces no log or spool. When I run on-line, and un-tick the box for output log file, the resulting list shows these messages for the gree question mark notes. These notes are no longer visible in SNOTE. Basically I'm stuck - with the green question mark, I don't know how to get rid of these Notes in SPAU.
Corrections in SAP Note
NOTE 0000683004 0003 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000693190 0002 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000731027 0001 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000764040 0003 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000768618 0001 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000770227 0001 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000772460 0001 Data for SAP Note 0000772460 incomplete
NOTE 0000775691 0002 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000777671 0003 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000782311 0002 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000784108 0001 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000785324 0002 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000802475 0004 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000826538 0002 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000843717 0002 Inconsistent data
NOTE 0000864505 0002 Inconsistent data
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