Error using transaction CTBW_META

Hello,
I try to use CTBW_META to enhance 0MATERIAL_ATTR with classification.
The new datasource in bw 1CL_OMAT001 work find. i can retrieve the data.
But the datasource is not present in the table RSOLTPSOURCE
when i try to use this datasource in CTBW_META i receive this error :
"Entry A DE1CLNT120 1CL_OMAT001 does not exist in RSOLTPSOURCE (check entry)"
i follow this document :
http://affine.co.uk/cms/uploads/How_to_Extract_Classification_Data_into_BW.pdf
Thanks for you reply
Gilles.

Hello Gilles,
Transaction CTBW_META creates the initial assignment of a classification datasource (like 1CL_OMAT003) to an object (like 0MATERIAL). It's not designed for later changes. They have to be done manually.
It may be that the datasource 1CL_OMAT003 has been replicated as a 7.0 datasource rather than 3.x datasource. Please check if the datasource can be seen in table RSDS - if so then this is the case.
At present the system looks for them in table RSOLTPSOURCE but they are not available hence this issue.
This being the case, you have to migrate them back to a 3.x datasource using transaction RSDS. See notes 938210/936644
and consult the online documentation.
936644 3.x DataSource:No active version displayed in UI (emulation
After you migrate the datasources, replicate the metadata once again Then it should work fine.
Kind Regards,
Des

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