Comparing timestamp

hi i need to compare to timestamp with precition of microsecond in other words:
select * from any_table where
to_timestamp(DT_INSERIMENTO, 'dd/mm/yyyy HH24:MI:SS,FF6') = to_timestamp('27/10/2011 16:18:36,346560','dd/mm/yyyy HH24:MI:SSxFF9')
and the resulting set has just the row that match exactely the condition,
so i do not want in the result set row that have in the column dt_inserimento a value different than
27/10/2011 16:18:36,346560
for example row that have
27/10/2011 16:18:36,444450
how i can accomplish this?
thanks
Francesco
Italy

If that's the case what about something like this?
SELECT *
FROM   any_table
WHERE  dt_inserimento = TO_TIMESTAMP('27/10/2011 16:18:36.346560','dd/mm/yyyy HH24:MI:SSxFF9')If dt_inserimento is already a TIMESTAMP you don't need to use the TO_TIMESTAMP function.

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    START imp single           GP6        20081118160804              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    INFO  TBATG CONVERSION OF  GP6 N      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    START MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081118160805              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081118160805              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081118160808              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    STOP  MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081118160808              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    START MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081118160808              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    STOP  MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081118160810              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    INFO  TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    START SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081118160810              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081118160810              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081118160813              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    STOP  SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081118160813              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    START EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R      20081118160813              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 R      20081118160813              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 R      20081118160814              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    STOP  EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R      20081118160814              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    STOP  imp single           GP6   0000 20081118160814              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804     
    START imp single           GP6        20081118160940              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START DD IMPORT            GP6 H      20081118160940              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  DD IMPORT            GP6 H      20081118160947              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START DD ACTIVATION        GP6 A      20081118160947              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 J      20081118160947              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 J      20081118161103              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  DD ACTIVATION        GP6 A      20081118161104              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START DISTRIBUTION OF DD-O GP6 S      20081118161104              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 S      20081118161104              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 S      20081118161107              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  DISTRIBUTION OF DD-O GP6 S      20081118161107              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    INFO  TBATG CONVERSION OF  GP6 N      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081118161107              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081118161107              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081118161113              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081118161113              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081118161113              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081118161115              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    INFO  TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081118161115              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081118161115              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081118161116              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081118161116              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    STOP  imp single           GP6   0000 20081118161117              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940     
    START imp single           GP6        20081118161224              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    INFO  TBATG CONVERSION OF  GP6 N      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    START MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081118161224              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081118161225              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081118161226              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    STOP  MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081118161226              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    START MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081118161226              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    STOP  MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081118161239              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    INFO  TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    START SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081118161240              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081118161240              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081118161241              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    STOP  SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081118161241              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    START EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R      20081118161241              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 R      20081118161241              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 R      20081118161318              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    STOP  EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R      20081118161318              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    STOP  imp single           GP6   0000 20081118161318              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224     
    START imp single           GP6        20081118174057              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    INFO  TBATG CONVERSION OF  GP6 N      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    START MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081118174057              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081118174057              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081118174058              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    STOP  MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081118174058              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    START MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081118174059              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    STOP  MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081118174100              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    INFO  TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    START SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081118174100              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081118174100              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081118174101              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    STOP  SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081118174101              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    STOP  imp single           GP6   0000 20081118174101              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057     
    START imp single           GP6        20081118174102              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    INFO  TBATG CONVERSION OF  GP6 N      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    START MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081118174102              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081118174102              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081118174103              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    STOP  MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081118174103              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    START MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081118174103              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    STOP  MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081118174104              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    INFO  TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    START SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081118174104              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081118174104              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081118174106              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    STOP  SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081118174106              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    START EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R      20081118174106              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 R      20081118174106              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 R      20081118174109              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    STOP  EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R      20081118174109              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    STOP  imp single           GP6   0000 20081118174109              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102     
    START imp single           GP6        20081120123017              gp6adm       ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
    START DD IMPORT            GP6 H      20081120123017              gp6adm       ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
    STOP  DD IMPORT            GP6 H      20081120123019              gp6adm       ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
    START DD ACTIVATION        GP6 A      20081120123019              gp6adm       ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
    START tp_getprots          GP6 J      20081120123019              gp6adm       ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
    ERROR GD6K902991           GP6 A 0012 20081120124325 SUPTECENI    gp6adm       ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 J      20081120124335              gp6adm       ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
    STOP  DD ACTIVATION        GP6 A      20081120124335              gp6adm       ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
    ERROR: stopping on error 12 during DD ACTIVATION
    STOP  imp single           GP6   0012 20081120124335              gp6adm       ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
    START imp single           GP6        20081120132937              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    START DD IMPORT            GP6 H      20081120132937              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    STOP  DD IMPORT            GP6 H      20081120132939              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    START DD ACTIVATION        GP6 A      20081120132939              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    START tp_getprots          GP6 J      20081120132939              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 J      20081120132942              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    STOP  DD ACTIVATION        GP6 A      20081120132942              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    START DISTRIBUTION OF DD-O GP6 S      20081120132943              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    START tp_getprots          GP6 S      20081120132943              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 S      20081120133028              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    STOP  DISTRIBUTION OF DD-O GP6 S      20081120133028              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    START TBATG CONVERSION OF  GP6 N      20081120133028              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    START tp_getprots          GP6 N      20081120133028              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 N      20081120133031              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    STOP  TBATG CONVERSION OF  GP6 N      20081120133031              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    START MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081120133031              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    START tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081120133031              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    ERROR ALL                  GP6 6 0012 20081120134632              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081120134637              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    STOP  MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081120134637              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    ERROR: stopping on error 12 during MOVE NAMETABS
    STOP  imp single           GP6   0012 20081120134637              gp6adm       ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
    START imp single           GP6        20081121160246              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    INFO  TBATG CONVERSION OF  GP6 N      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    START MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081121160247              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081121160247              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 P      20081121160251              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    STOP  MOVE NAMETABS        GP6 6      20081121160251              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    START MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081121160251              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    STOP  MAIN IMPORT          GP6 I      20081121160257              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    INFO  TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n      not needed                  ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    START SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081121160257              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081121160257              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 V      20081121160300              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    STOP  SET VERSION FLAGS    GP6 V      20081121160300              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    START EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R      20081121160301              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    START tp_getprots          GP6 R      20081121160301              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    STOP  tp_getprots          GP6 R      20081121160311              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    STOP  EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R      20081121160311              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    STOP  imp single           GP6   0000 20081121160311              ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245     
    excerpt of File P081120.GP6
    1 ETP199X######################################
    1 ETP172 MOVE OF NAMETABS
    1 ETP101 transport order     : "ALL"
    1 ETP102 system              : "GP6"
    1 ETP108 tp path             : "tp"
    1 ETP109 version and release : "372.04.29" "700"
    1 ETP198
    3 ETP399XMove Nametabs started in batch mode.
    2 ETP399   processing modeflag 'A'
    3 ETP301 -
    3 ETP399 Didb-lib Version : 1.3
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP399  OPTIONS:
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP399  PRINT ONLY                     = no
    3 ETP399  iNT-TIMESTAMP RESET            = no
    3 ETP399  DELETE iNT                     = yes
    3 ETP399  DELETE iNT FIELDS              = yes
    3 ETP399  ACTIVATE iNT                   = yes
    3 ETP399  TOLERATE UNCRITICAL STMTs      = no
    3 ETP399  COMPARE TIMESTAMPs IN MV40-Op. = yes
    3 ETP399  SUPPRESS COMMITs               = no
    3 ETP399  CALL EXTERNAL NT_SYNC          = no
    3 ETP399  DONT TOUCH dep. LOADS          = no
    3 ETP399  RESET FLAG DBTABPOS            = no
    3 ETP399  protocol output to file      = yes, /usr/sap/trans/tmp/P081120.GP6
    3 ETP301 -
    3 ETP399  PARAMETERS:
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP399  '
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP364 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs ("2008/11/20 13:30:32")
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP338XActivation of Shadownametabs
    2 ETP301 -
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/BEV1/SR_S_VBAP_OUTPUT":
    2 ETP399   >> Name of inactive nametab to read  : DDXTT
    2 ETP399   >> Format of inactive nametab to read: 5.0
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/BEV1/SR_T_VBAP":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/BEV1/TSRV43AAS":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/BEV3/CHBDKR":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/BEV3/CHBPR":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/ACCIT":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/ADD_FIELDS_A":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/AFFW":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/ALVHD":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/APPL_SD_ME_READ_HISTORY":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/ARSEG":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/AUFM":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/BBEFU":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/BEREIT":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/BEREITADD":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    etc etc ..
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARA":
    1AETR012XProgram terminated (job: "RDDMNTAB", no.: "13303200")
    1AEPU320 See job log"RDDMNTAB""13303200""GP6"
    3 ETP399XMove Nametabs started in batch mode.
    2 ETP399   processing modeflag 'A'
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP364 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs ("2008/11/20 13:34:58")
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP338XActivation of Shadownametabs
    2 ETP301 -
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARA":
    1AETR012XProgram terminated (job: "RDDMNTAB", no.: "13345800")
    1AEPU320 See job log"RDDMNTAB""13345800""GP6"
    3 ETP399XMove Nametabs started in batch mode.
    2 ETP399   processing modeflag 'A'
    3 ETP301 -
    3 ETP399 Didb-lib Version : 1.3
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP399  OPTIONS:
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP399  PRINT ONLY                     = no
    3 ETP399  iNT-TIMESTAMP RESET            = no
    3 ETP399  DELETE iNT                     = yes
    3 ETP399  DELETE iNT FIELDS              = yes
    3 ETP399  ACTIVATE iNT                   = yes
    3 ETP399  TOLERATE UNCRITICAL STMTs      = no
    3 ETP399  COMPARE TIMESTAMPs IN MV40-Op. = yes
    3 ETP399  SUPPRESS COMMITs               = no
    3 ETP399  CALL EXTERNAL NT_SYNC          = no
    3 ETP399  DONT TOUCH dep. LOADS          = no
    3 ETP399  RESET FLAG DBTABPOS            = no
    3 ETP399  protocol output to file      = yes, /usr/sap/trans/tmp/P081120.GP6
    3 ETP301 -
    3 ETP399  PARAMETERS:
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP399  '
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP364 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs ("2008/11/20 13:36:37")
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP338XActivation of Shadownametabs
    2 ETP301 -
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARA":
    2 ETP399   >> Name of inactive nametab to read  : DDXTT
    2 ETP399   >> Format of inactive nametab to read: 5.0
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARC":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARC3":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARM":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMBEW7":
    3 ETP380 succeeded
    etc etc..
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_OIJTS"
    3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
    3 ETP399 "TSYST",
    3 ETP399 "SPRAS",
    3 ETP399 "VSART_TXT",
    3 ETP399 "VKTRA_TXT",
    3 ETP399 "TSNAM",
    3 ETP399 "BOOKTS",
    3 ETP399 "VSART",
    3 ETP399 "VKTRA",
    3 ETP399 "SHTYPE",
    3 ETP399 "BUSTYP")
    3 ETP399 AS SELECT
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
    3 ETP399 T1."TSYST",
    3 ETP399 T4."SPRAS",
    3 ETP399 T4."BEZEI",
    3 ETP399 T5."BEZEI",
    3 ETP399 T1."TSNAM",
    3 ETP399 T1."BOOKTS",
    3 ETP399 T1."VSART",
    3 ETP399 T1."VKTRA",
    3 ETP399 T1."SHTYPE",
    3 ETP399 T1."BUSTYP"
    3 ETP399 FROM
    3 ETP399 "OIJTS" T1,
    3 ETP399 "T173" T2,
    3 ETP399 "TVTR" T3,
    3 ETP399 "T173T" T4,
    3 ETP399 "TVTRT" T5
    3 ETP399 WHERE
    3 ETP399 T2."MANDT" = T1."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T2."VSART" = T1."VSART" AND
    3 ETP399 T3."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T3."VKTRA" = T2."VKTRA" AND
    3 ETP399 T2."MANDT" = T4."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T2."VSART" = T4."VSART" AND
    3 ETP399 T3."MANDT" = T5."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T3."VKTRA" = T5."VKTRA" AND
    3 ETP399 T5."SPRAS" = T4."SPRAS"
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP378 13:46:31: succeeded,  DDL executed
    3 ETP359 "V_OIJTS                       " total time = 00:00:00
    3 ETP379X13:46:31: activating Nametab "V_OIJTSLOC":
    3 ETP355Xstatements:
    3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_OIJTSLOC"
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_OIJTSLOC"
    3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
    3 ETP399 "TSYST",
    3 ETP399 "LOCID",
    3 ETP399 "LOCNAM",
    3 ETP399 "BLOIND",
    3 ETP399 "DELIND",
    3 ETP399 "RDACT",
    3 ETP399 "TSNAM")
    3 ETP399 AS SELECT
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
    3 ETP399 T1."TSYST",
    3 ETP399 T1."LOCID",
    3 ETP399 T1."LOCNAM",
    3 ETP399 T2."BLOIND",
    3 ETP399 T2."DELIND",
    3 ETP399 T2."RDACT",
    3 ETP399 T3."TSNAM"
    3 ETP399 FROM
    3 ETP399 "OIJTSLOC" T1,
    3 ETP399 "OIJLOC" T2,
    3 ETP399 "OIJTS" T3
    3 ETP399 WHERE
    3 ETP399 T2."MANDT" = T1."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T2."LOCID" = T1."LOCID" AND
    3 ETP399 T3."MANDT" = T1."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T3."TSYST" = T1."TSYST"
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP378 13:46:31: succeeded,  DDL executed
    3 ETP359 "V_OIJTSLOC                    " total time = 00:00:00
    3 ETP379X13:46:31: activating Nametab "V_OIJTSLOCBL":
    3 ETP355Xstatements:
    3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_OIJTSLOCBL"
    3 ETP399 
    2WETP354 13:46:31: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "V_OIJTSLOCBL       
    2WETP354           " - IGNORED
    2WETP399 SQL-error-Text: "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist"
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_OIJTSLOCBL"
    3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
    3 ETP399 "TSYST",
    3 ETP399 "LOCID",
    3 ETP399 "PBLTYP",
    3 ETP399 "PLANIND",
    3 ETP399 "TSNAM",
    3 ETP399 "LOCNAM")
    3 ETP399 AS SELECT
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
    3 ETP399 T1."TSYST",
    3 ETP399 T3."LOCID",
    3 ETP399 T2."PBLTYP",
    3 ETP399 T5."PLANIND",
    3 ETP399 T1."TSNAM",
    3 ETP399 T4."LOCNAM"
    3 ETP399 FROM
    3 ETP399 "OIJTS" T1,
    3 ETP399 "OIFSPBL" T2,
    3 ETP399 "OIJTSLOC" T3,
    3 ETP399 "OIJLOC" T4,
    3 ETP399 "OIFSPBLT" T5
    3 ETP399 WHERE
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T3."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."TSYST" = T3."TSYST" AND
    3 ETP399 T4."MANDT" = T3."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T4."LOCID" = T3."LOCID" AND
    3 ETP399 T4."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T4."PBLNR" = T2."PBLNR" AND
    3 ETP399 T5."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T5."PBLTYP" = T2."PBLTYP"
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP378 13:46:31: succeeded,  DDL executed
    3 ETP359 "V_OIJTSLOCBL                  " total time = 00:00:00
    3 ETP379X13:46:31: activating Nametab "V_OIRBPBLMAT":
    3 ETP355Xstatements:
    3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_OIRBPBLMAT"
    3 ETP399 
    2WETP354 13:46:31: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "V_OIRBPBLMAT       
    2WETP354           " - IGNORED
    2WETP399 SQL-error-Text: "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist"
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_OIRBPBLMAT"
    3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
    3 ETP399 "PBLNR",
    3 ETP399 "RNBT",
    3 ETP399 "MATHANDGRP",
    3 ETP399 "SEQNR",
    3 ETP399 "MATNR")
    3 ETP399 AS SELECT
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
    3 ETP399 T1."PBLNR",
    3 ETP399 T1."RNBT",
    3 ETP399 T1."MATHANDGRP",
    3 ETP399 T2."SEQNR",
    3 ETP399 T2."MATNR"
    3 ETP399 FROM
    3 ETP399 "OIRBPBLB" T1,
    3 ETP399 "OIRBMATMET" T2
    3 ETP399 WHERE
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."PBLNR" = T2."PBLNR" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."RNBT" = T2."RNBT"
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:01" )
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP378 13:46:32: succeeded,  DDL executed
    3 ETP359 "V_OIRBPBLMAT                  " total time = 00:00:01
    3 ETP379X13:46:32: activating Nametab "V_VGNVA":
    3 ETP355Xstatements:
    3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_VGNVA"
    3 ETP399 
    2WETP354 13:46:32: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "V_VGNVA            
    2WETP354           " - IGNORED
    2WETP399 SQL-error-Text: "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist"
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_VGNVA"
    3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
    3 ETP399 "VSNMR",
    3 ETP399 "VSKAT",
    3 ETP399 "VSINACT",
    3 ETP399 "EXT_AUFNR",
    3 ETP399 "AUTYP",
    3 ETP399 "VORNR",
    3 ETP399 "LTXA1")
    3 ETP399 AS SELECT
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
    3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR",
    3 ETP399 T6."VSKAT",
    3 ETP399 T6."VSINACT",
    3 ETP399 T1."EXT_AUFNR",
    3 ETP399 T1."AUTYP",
    3 ETP399 T3."VORNR",
    3 ETP399 T3."LTXA1"
    3 ETP399 FROM
    3 ETP399 "VSAUFK_CN" T1,
    3 ETP399 "VSAFKO_CN" T2,
    3 ETP399 "VSAFVC_CN" T3,
    3 ETP399 "VSPRPS_CN" T4,
    3 ETP399 "VSPROJ_CN" T5,
    3 ETP399 "VSKOPF" T6
    3 ETP399 WHERE
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T3."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T4."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T5."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T6."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T2."VSNMR" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T3."VSNMR" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T4."VSNMR" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T5."VSNMR" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T6."VSNMR" AND
    3 ETP399 T2."AUFNR" = T1."AUFNR" AND
    3 ETP399 T3."AUFPL" = T2."AUFPL" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."PSPEL" = T4."PSPNR" AND
    3 ETP399 T5."PSPNR" = T4."PSPHI" AND
    3 ETP399 T6."OBJNR_PD" = T5."OBJNR"
    3 ETP399 AND
    3 ETP399 T3."INACT"
    3 ETP399 = ' '
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP378 13:46:32: succeeded,  DDL executed
    3 ETP359 "V_VGNVA                       " total time = 00:00:00
    3 ETP379X13:46:32: activating Nametab "V_VGNWA":
    3 ETP355Xstatements:
    3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_VGNWA"
    3 ETP399 
    2WETP354 13:46:32: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "V_VGNWA            
    2WETP354           " - IGNORED
    2WETP399 SQL-error-Text: "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist"
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_VGNWA"
    3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
    3 ETP399 "VSNMR",
    3 ETP399 "AUFNR",
    3 ETP399 "AUTYP",
    3 ETP399 "VORNR",
    3 ETP399 "LTXA1")
    3 ETP399 AS SELECT
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
    3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR",
    3 ETP399 T1."EXT_AUFNR",
    3 ETP399 T1."AUTYP",
    3 ETP399 T3."VORNR",
    3 ETP399 T3."LTXA1"
    3 ETP399 FROM
    3 ETP399 "VSAUFK_CN" T1,
    3 ETP399 "VSAFKO_CN" T2,
    3 ETP399 "VSAFVC_CN" T3
    3 ETP399 WHERE
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T3."MANDT" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T2."VSNMR" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T3."VSNMR" AND
    3 ETP399 T2."AUFNR" = T1."AUFNR" AND
    3 ETP399 T3."AUFPL" = T2."AUFPL"
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP378 13:46:32: succeeded,  DDL executed
    3 ETP359 "V_VGNWA                       " total time = 00:00:00
    3 ETP379X13:46:32: activating Nametab "V_VSAFVC_ORG":
    3 ETP355Xstatements:
    3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_VSAFVC_ORG"
    3 ETP399 
    2WETP354 13:46:32: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "V_VSAFVC_ORG       
    2WETP354           " - IGNORED
    2WETP399 SQL-error-Text: "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist"
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_VSAFVC_ORG"
    3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
    3 ETP399 "VSNMR",
    3 ETP399 "AUFPL",
    3 ETP399 "APLZL",
    3 ETP399 "ORGAUFPL",
    3 ETP399 "ORGAPLZL",
    3 ETP399 "INACT")
    3 ETP399 AS SELECT
    3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
    3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR",
    3 ETP399 T1."AUFPL",
    3 ETP399 T1."APLZL",
    3 ETP399 T1."ORGAUFPL",
    3 ETP399 T1."ORGAPLZL",
    3 ETP399 T1."INACT"
    3 ETP399 FROM
    3 ETP399 "VSAFVC_CN" T1
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-COMMIT() -
    3 ETP378 13:46:32: succeeded,  DDL executed
    3 ETP359 "V_VSAFVC_ORG                  " total time = 00:00:00
    2 ETP301 -
    3 ETP361 "90" Shadow-Nametabs activated, DDL executed
    3 ETP362 "0" Shadow-Nametab activations failed
    2 ETP360 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs with DDL ("2008/11/20 13:46:25")
    2 ETP363 End  : Act. of Shadow-Nametabs with DDL ("2008/11/20 13:46:32")
    2 ETP301 -
    1 ETP172 MOVE OF NAMETABS
    1 ETP110 end date and time   : "20081120134632"
    1 ETP111 exit code           : "12"
    1 ETP199 ######################################
    Excerpt of file GD6A902991.GP6 (I don't know how it can be useful..)
    3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
    3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "V_OIJRDSEL2"
    3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
    3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "V_OIJTS"
    1 DDH202 Prüfe abhängige Suchhilfe "OIJ_TSYST"
    1 DDH103 Suchhilfe "OIJ_TSYST" ist konsistent
    3 DMC763 Schlüsselfeld "TVTRT"-"VKTRA" fehlt
    2WDMC732 Alle Felder werden als Schlüsselfeld gewertet
    3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
    3 DDO526 View wurde mit Warnungen aktiviert"V_OIJTS"
    3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "V_OIJTSLOC"
    1 DDH202 Prüfe abhängige Suchhilfe "OIJLOCID"
    etc etc..
    3 DDT402 Append-Struktur "/CWM/WUEB" an Tabelle "WUEB" angefügt
    2WDDT191 Erweiterungskat. "3" möglich, aber Include oder Subtyp ist noch unklassif.
    3 DDT038 Aktivierung abhängige Tabelle "WUEB" erfolgreich
    3 DDT014XAktiviere abhängige Tabelle "ZCXCB"
    3 DDT402 Append-Struktur "OILZCXCB" an Tabelle "ZCXCB" angefügt
    2WDDT192 Erweiterungskategorie für die Tabelle fehlt
    2WDDT193 Erweiterungskategorie für Include oder Subtyp fehlt
    3 DDT059 Abhängige Tabelle "ZCXCB" wurde mit Warnungen aktiviert
    3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "M_OIJAA"
    1 DDH202 Prüfe abhängige Suchhilfe "OIJAA"
    1 DDH103 Suchhilfe "OIJAA" ist konsistent
    3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
    3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "M_OIJAB"
    1 DDH202 Prüfe abhängige Suchhilfe "OIJAB"
    1 DDH103 Suchhilfe "OIJAB" ist konsistent
    3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
    3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "M_OIJAC"
    1 DDH202 Prüfe abhängige Suchhilfe "OIJAC"
    1 DDH103 Suchhilfe "OIJAC" ist konsistent
    3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
    3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "V_OIJRDSEL"
    2WDMC506 Inkonsistenz beim Referenzfeld zu "V_OIJRDSEL"-"TMAXLOT"
    2WDMC506 Inkonsistenz beim Referenzfeld zu "V_OIJRDSEL"-"TMINLOT"
    2WDMC506 Inkonsistenz beim Referenzfeld zu "V_OIJRDSEL"-"TINCLOT"
    2WDMC506 Inkonsistenz beim Referenzfeld zu "V_OIJRDSEL"-"TMAXINV"
    2WDMC506 Inkonsistenz beim Referenzfeld zu "V_OIJRDSEL"-"TTARGET"
    etc etc..
    3 DDT014XAktiviere abhängige Tabelle "LEDSPD_ATOM_QUANTS"
    3 DDT402 Append-Struktur "/CWM/LEDSPD_ATOM_QUANTS" an Tabelle "LEDSPD_ATOM_QUANTS" angefügt
    2WDDT192 Erweiterungskategorie für die Tabelle fehlt
    2WDDT193 Erweiterungskategorie für Include oder Subtyp fehlt
    3 DDT059 Abhängige Tabelle "LEDSPD_ATOM_QUANTS" wurde mit Warnungen aktiviert
    3 DDT014XAktiviere abhängige Tabelle "LEDSPD_LIST_ITEM"
    3 DDT402 Append-Struktur "/CWM/LEDSPD_LIST_ITEM" an Tabelle "LEDSPD_LIST_ITEM" angefügt
    2

    Hi, Please go and download the log in ST22 in the time of the transporting these object and post here if you have any.
    Jey

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    -   Error in phase: IMPORT_PROPER                                                                               
    -   Reason for error: TP_STEP_FAILURE                                                                               
    -   Return code: 0008                                                                               
    -   Error message: OCS Package ALL , tp step "6", return code 0008
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    1 ETP199X######################################
    1 ETP172 MOVE OF NAMETABS
    1 ETP101 transport order     : "ALL"
    1 ETP102 system              : "DDD"
    1 ETP108 tp path             : "tp"
    1 ETP109 version and release : "305.12.77" "46D"
    1 ETP198
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP364 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs ("20080722155720")
    2 ETP301 -
    3 ETP399  OPTIONS:
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP399  PRINT ONLY                     = no
    3 ETP399  iNT-TIMESTAMP RESET            = no
    3 ETP399  DELETE iNT                     = yes
    3 ETP399  DELETE iNT FIELDS              = yes
    3 ETP399  ACTIVATE iNT                   = yes
    3 ETP399  TOLERATE UNCRITICAL STMTs      = no
    3 ETP399  COMPARE TIMESTAMPs IN MV40-Op. = yes
    3 ETP399  SUPPRESS COMMITs               = no
    3 ETP399  CALL EXTERNAL NT_SYNC          = no
    3 ETP399  protocol output to file      = yes,
    dezvoltnew\sapmnt\trans\tmp\P080722.DDD
    3 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP338XActivation of Shadownametabs
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    3 ETP365 "0" Shadow-Nametabs activated
    3 ETP362 "0" Shadow-Nametab activations failed
    2 ETP366 End:   Act. of Shadow-Nametabs ("20080722155720")
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP367 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs (delete) with DDL ("20080722155720")
    2 ETP301 -
    3 ETP399  OPTIONS:
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP399  PRINT ONLY                     = no
    3 ETP399  iNT-TIMESTAMP RESET            = no
    3 ETP399  DELETE iNT                     = yes
    3 ETP399  DELETE iNT FIELDS              = yes
    3 ETP399  ACTIVATE iNT                   = yes
    3 ETP399  TOLERATE UNCRITICAL STMTs      = no
    3 ETP399  COMPARE TIMESTAMPs IN MV40-Op. = yes
    3 ETP399  SUPPRESS COMMITs               = no
    3 ETP399  CALL EXTERNAL NT_SYNC          = no
    3 ETP399  protocol output to file      = yes,
    dezvoltnew\sapmnt\trans\tmp\P080722.DDD
    3 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP347XActivation of Shadownametabs (delete) with DDL
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    3 ETP368 "0" Shadow-Nametabs deleted, DDL executed
    3 ETP369 "0" Shadow-Nametab deletions failed
    2 ETP370 End:   Act. of Shadow-Nametabs (delete) with DDL ("20080722155720")
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP360 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs with DDL ("20080722155720")
    2 ETP301 -
    3 ETP399  OPTIONS:
    3 ETP399 
    3 ETP399  PRINT ONLY                     = no
    3 ETP399  iNT-TIMESTAMP RESET            = no
    3 ETP399  DELETE iNT                     = yes
    3 ETP399  DELETE iNT FIELDS              = yes
    3 ETP399  ACTIVATE iNT                   = yes
    3 ETP399  TOLERATE UNCRITICAL STMTs      = no
    3 ETP399  COMPARE TIMESTAMPs IN MV40-Op. = yes
    3 ETP399  SUPPRESS COMMITs               = no
    3 ETP399  CALL EXTERNAL NT_SYNC          = no
    3 ETP399  protocol output to file      = yes,
    dezvoltnew\sapmnt\trans\tmp\P080722.DDD
    3 ETP301 -
    2 ETP301 -
    2 ETP330XActivation of Shadownametabs with DDL
    2 ETP301 -
    3 ETP379X15:57:20: activating Nametab "/SDF/SMODICOMP                ":
    3 ETP355Xstatements:
    3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "/SDF/SMODICOMP"
    3 ETP399 
    2WETP354 15:57:20: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "/SDF/SMODICOMP     
    2WETP354           " - IGNORED
    3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "/SDF/SMODICOMP"
    3 ETP399 ("OBJ_TYPE",
    3 ETP399 "SUB_TYPE",
    3 ETP399 "INT_TYPE",
    3 ETP399 "OPERATION",
    3 ETP399 "INACTIVE",
    3 ETP399 "COMPONENT",
    3 ETP399 "SUB_NAME",
    3 ETP399 "INT_NAME",
    3 ETP399 "PGMID",
    3 ETP399 "OBJECT",
    3 ETP399 "OBJ_NAME",
    3 ETP399 "DEVCLASS")
    3 ETP399 AS SELECT
    3 ETP399 T1."OBJ_TYPE",
    3 ETP399 T1."SUB_TYPE",
    3 ETP399 T1."INT_TYPE",
    3 ETP399 T1."OPERATION",
    3 ETP399 T1."INACTIVE",
    3 ETP399 T3."COMPONENT",
    3 ETP399 T1."SUB_NAME",
    3 ETP399 T1."INT_NAME",
    3 ETP399 T2."PGMID",
    3 ETP399 T2."OBJECT",
    3 ETP399 T2."OBJ_NAME",
    3 ETP399 T3."DEVCLASS"
    3 ETP399 FROM
    3 ETP399 "SMODILOG" T1,
    3 ETP399 "TADIR" T2,
    3 ETP399 "TDEVC" T3
    3 ETP399 WHERE
    3 ETP399 T1."OBJ_TYPE" = T2."OBJECT" AND
    3 ETP399 T1."OBJ_NAME" = T2."OBJ_NAME" AND
    3 ETP399 T2."DEVCLASS" = T3."DEVCLASS"
    3 ETP399 AND
    3 ETP399 T2."PGMID"
    3 ETP399 = 'R3TR'
    3 ETP399 
    2WETP000 15:57:20: Retcode 1: error in DDL statement for "/SDF/SMODICOMP                " - repeat
    2EETP345 15:57:32: Retcode 1: SQL-error "1031-ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
    2EETP345 " in DDL statement for "/SDF/SMODICOMP                "
    2 ETP399  -
    DB-ROLLBACK() -
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