Estimating Unicode Export / Import time

hithere,
Is there a good methog of estimating the unicode export/import runtime . for a 9cpu system with 500 GB of database size , what is the thumbrule of calculating the runtime.
welcome your ideas and suggestion..
Thanks

Hi,
You can also use [SAP Downtime Assessment Service|https://websmp105.sap-ag.de/upgradeservices] from SAP.
Regards,
Somar

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Export / Import Time

Hi All
While exporting (EXP) and Importing (IMP) from oracle 10g, can we know how much time remaining for the export/import.
regards,
Mudassir

i can only estimate the size and not the timeWell if you have a size estimate... start DP again in normal mode monitor the size and once you have worked out the MB/per second rate you will be able to use the estimate size to get an end time.
Kind regards and I hope this helps.

Reduce export import time

Hl All,
I want to reduce the total time spent during export-import.
Restrictions:
=========
1)Cross Platform
2)exp and imp from lower version to upper version
3)No 10G database
Basically i want to do exp and imp in parallel so it reduces the total time spent on this activity. I thought of doing schema level exp-imp in parallel but i am afraid of the dependencies.
Is there any other way to achieve the same or if i go with the above specified approach, can anyone provide some valuable inputs to that.
I am trying to automate the above so that it becomes one time effort and rest all the times it(script) should do at his own.
Thanks and regards
Neeraj

Hi All,
Data volume is not less than 60GB and not more than 150GB.
If i use a pipe on unix in between exp-imp what if my exp is slower at any
point of time and import is faster(Any reason)?
is import going to wait for the contents coming into the pipe through export or import will fail.
I can consider creating indexes using the flat file.
is there any way to get only the indexes in the flat file, i mean if i use indexfile
option for import it gives me "CREATE TABLE..." statements too which means import utility is reading full
dumpfile and giving me the output, i want only the "CREATE INDEX..." statement in the flat file.
What about the schema level export and import?
Any valuable inputs or proper steps from anyone out there
Any restrictions while importing the schema's.
Thanks and Regards

Unicode export:Table-splitting and package splitting

Hi SAP experts,
I know there are lot of forums related to this topic, but I have some new questions and hence posting a new thread.
We are in the process of doing unicode conversion in our landscape(CRM 7.0 system based on NW 7.01) and we are running on AIX 6.1 and DB2 9.5. The database size is around 1.5 TB and hence, we want to go in for optimization for export and import in order to reduce the downtime.As a part of the process, we have tried to do table-splitting and parallel export-import to reduce the downtime.
However, we are having some doubts whether this table-splitting has actually worked in our scenario,as the export has exeucted for nearly 28 hours.
The steps followed by us :
1.) Doing the export preparation using SAPINST
2.) Doing table splitting preparation, by creating a table input file having entries in the format <tablename>%<No.of splits>.Also, we have used the latest R3ta file and the dbdb6slib.o(belonging to version 7.20 even though our system is on 7.01) using SAPINST.
3.) Starting with the export using SAPINST.
some observations and questions:
1.) After completion of tablesplitting preparation, there were .WHR files that were generated for each of the tables in DATA directory of export location. However, how many .WHR files should be created and on what basis are they created?
2.) I will take an example of a table PRCD_CLUST(cluster table) in our environment, which we had split. We had 29 *.WHR files that were created for this particular table. The number of splits given for this table was 36 and the table size is around 72 GB.Also, we noticed that the first 28 .WHR files for this table, had lots of records but the last 29th .WHR file, had only 1 record. But we also noticed that, the packages/splits for the 1st 28 splits were created quite fast but the last one,29th one took a long time(serveral hours) to get completed.Also,lots of packages were generated(around 56) of size 1 GB each for this 29th split. Also, there was only one R3load which was running for this 29th split, and was generating packages one by one.
3.) Also,Our question here is that is there any thumb rule for deciding on the number of splits for a table.Also, during the export, are there any things that need to be specified, while giving the inputs when we use table splitting,in the screen?
4.) Also, what exactly is the difference between table-splitting and package-splitting? Are they both effective together?
If you have any questions and or need any clarifications and further inputs, please let me know.
It would be great, if we could get any insights on this whole procedure, as we know a lot of things are taken care by SAPINST itself in the background, but we just want to be certain that we have done the right thing and this is the way it should work.
Regards,
Santosh Bhat

Hi,
First of all please ignore my very first response ... i have accidentally posted a response to some other thread...sorry for that
Now coming you your questions...
> 1.) Can package splitting and table-splitting be used together? If yes or no, what exactly is the procedure to be followed. As I observed that, the packages also have entries of the tables that we decided to split. So, does package splitting or table-splitting override the other, and only one of the two can be effective at a time?
Package splitting and table splitting works together, because both serve a different purpose
My way of doing is ...
When i do package split i choose packageLimit 1000 and also split out the tables (which i selected for table split) into seperate package (one package per table). I do it because that helps me to track those table.
Once the above is done i follow it up with the R3ta and wheresplitter for those tables.
Followed by manual migration monitor to do export/import , as mentioned in the previous reply above you need to ensure you sequenced you package properly ... large tables are exported first , use sections in the package list file , etc
> 2.) If you are well versed with table splitting procedure, could you describe maybe in brief the exact procedure?
Well i would say run R3ta (it will create multiple select queries) followed by wheresplitter (which will just split each of the select into multiple WHR files) ...
Best would go thought some document on table spliting and let me know if you have specific query. Dont miss the role of hints file.
> 3.) Also, I have mentioned about the version of R3ta and library file in my original post. Is this likely to be an issue?Also, is there a thumb rule to decide on the no.of splits for a table.
Rule is use executable of the kernel version supported by your system version. I am not well versed with 7.01 and 7.2 support ... to give you an example i should not use 700 R3ta on 640 system , although it works.
>1.) After completion of tablesplitting preparation, there were .WHR files that were generated for each of the tables in DATA directory of export location. However, how many .WHR files should be created and on what basis are they created?
If you ask for 10 split .... you will get 10 splits or in some case 11 also, the reason might be the field it is using to split the table (the where clause). But not 100% sure about it.
> 2) I will take an example of a table PRCD_CLUST(cluster table) in our environment, which we had split. We had 29 *.WHR files that were created for this particular table. The number of splits given for this table was 36 and the table size is around 72 GB.Also, we noticed that the first 28 .WHR files for this table, had lots of records but the last 29th .WHR file, had only 1 record. But we also noticed that, the packages/splits for the 1st 28 splits were created quite fast but the last one,29th one took a long time(serveral hours) to get completed.Also,lots of packages were generated(around 56) of size 1 GB each for this 29th plit. Also, there was only one R3load which was running for this 29th split, and was generating packages one by one.
Not sure why you got 29 split when you asked for 36, one reason might be the field (key) used for split didn't have more than 28 unique records. I dont know how is PRCD_CLUST split , you need to check the hints file for "key". One example can be suppose my table is split using company code, i have 10 company codes so even if i ask for 20 splits i will get only 10 splits (WHR's).
Yes the 29th file will always have less records, if you open the 29th WHR you will see that it has the "greater than clause". The 1st and the last WHR file has the "less than" and "greater than" clause , kind of a safety which allows you to prepare for the split even before you have downtime has started. This 2 WHR's ensures that no record gets missed, though you might have prepared your WHR files week before the actual migration.
> 3) Also,Our question here is that is there any thumb rule for deciding on the number of splits for a table.Also, during the export, are there any things that need to be specified, while giving the inputs when we use table splitting,in the screen?
Not aware any thumb rule. First iteration you might choose something like 10 for 50 GB , 20 for 100 GB. If any of the tables overshoots the window. They you can give a try by increase or decrease the number of splits for the table. For me couple of times the total export/import time have improved by reducing the splits of some tables (i suppose i was oversplitting those tables).
Regards,
Neel
Edited by: Neelabha Banerjee on Nov 30, 2011 11:12 PM

Export/Import Object configuration

hi gurus!
I have the next landscape, and I´ll want to stop make manually the export of configuration objects:
XI DEV    -
    XI QAS     -
    XI CORP
BS_DSP060          BS_QSP060               BS_SIF060
The problem is that in each enviroment each Business system has diferent name. so that´s my problem, how could I make
that this Business systems recognize in automatically at the export/import time?
Thanks

Hi,
Refer this..
How to handle SLD for XI
https://websmp108.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01200252310000071155&_SCENARIO=01100035870000000202
Preparation of SLD for Transports Using CMS in XI
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/b01876ac-abbb-2a10-788e-95a7c5a5aeca
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/300e3ca7-31cd-2a10-a6ba-87c7447d5fd7
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/9e76e511-0d01-0010-5c9d-9f768d644808
Might help you..
Regards,
vasanth.

How to export & import customer table space from non-unicode to unicode sys

hello all,
I have performed a migration of Single code to Unicode system. -
(ECC 6.0 SR2)
After completion of export & import i have noticed there is one customer table space which is missing.
eg - PSAPABCD
I have checked in source system & noticed that Table space is created by customer & not maintained properly as required,
therefore it is not either exported or imported.
Please advice me how should i manage to export tablespace from Non - unicode system & import in Unicode.
Is there any work out.
Thanks & rgds,
-rahul

Hi Rahul,
please have a look at
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f0f9f37c-be11-2a10-3baf-d5d7de5fb78d
point 3) f. and g.
However in order to keep consistency I would highly recommend to export and import all tables at the same time.
Best regards,
Nils Buerckel
SAP AG

Is time to export-import location dependent

I had a doubt that does the export-import process depend on the location from where it is performed. I will try to explain the scenario. There is export-import to be done of a server in Africa as the migration to a new server is required. My question is does it make a difference in the time it takes to export-import, if the SecureCRT session is logged on from here, Africa itself or if the process is done from a far off location, say, India as some of our DBA team is in India.
So, the doubt is does the export-import process depend on the location from where it is performed?
I hope, my question is clear.
Please, help in solving the doubt.
regards

You need to clarify from an Oracle perspective what the client machine is in this scenario (i.e. the machine that is connecting to the Oracle database). What machine is the export utility running on and what machine is the export utility writing to?
If the export utility is running on the same machine and writing to a dump file on the same machine regardless of where the DBA is sitting, then where the DBA is sitting is irrelevant. If the export utility runs on a different machine or writes to a dump file on a different machine depending on where the DBA is sitting, then where the DBA is sitting is relevant.
Justin

R/3 Export & Import during Unicod Conversion via SOCKET Method

Hi
We are in the process of upgrading our R/3 Enterprise to ECC 6.0. The size of the database is around 4 TeraBytes.
Can somebody help us with necessary documentation/ othe rinputs to handle R/3 Export & Import using SOCKET method? FYI we referred the SAP given doucments on the same. Any particular DOs & DO NOTs would be highly appreciated.
Thank You
Sai

Hi Rahul
regarding your 'Unicode doubt"' some ideas:
1) The Upgrade Master Guide SAP ERP 6.0 and the Master Guide SAP ERP 6.0 include introductory information. Among other, these guides reference the SAP Service Marketplace-location http://service.sap.com/unicode@sap.
2) In Unicode@SAP can you find several (content-mighty) FAQs
Conclusion from the FAQ: First of all your strategy needs to follow your busienss model (which we can not see from here):
Example. The "Upgrade to mySAP ERP 2005"-FAQ includes interesting remarks in section "DO CUSTOMERS NEED TO CONVERT TO A UNICODE-COMPLIANT ENVIRONMENT?"
"...The Unicode conversion depends on the customer situation....
... - If your organization runs a single code page system prior to the upgrade to mySAP ERP 2005, then the use of Unicode is not mandatory. ..... However, using Unicode is recommended if the system is deployed globally to facilitate interfaces and connections.
- If your organization uses Multiple Display Multiple Processing (MDMP) .... the use of Unicode is mandatory for the mySAP ERP 2005 upgrade....."
In the Technical Unicode FAQ you read under "What are the advantages of Unicode ...", that "Proper usage of JAVA is only possible with Unicode systems (for example, ESS/MSS or interfaces to Enterprise Portal). ....
=> Depending on the fact if your systems support global processes, or depending on your use of Java Applications, your strategy might need to look different
3) In particular in view of your 3rd option, I recommend you to take a look into these FAQs, if not already done.
Remark: mySAP ERP 2005 is the former name of the application, which is named SAP ERP 6.0, now
regards, and HTH, Andreas R

HT201250 How do I restore photos from Time Machine? All of my photos have been imported within iPhoto and therefore are exported to Time Machine via an iPhoto file. I can't figure out how to break individual photo files out of the iPhoto file. Any idea

How do I restore photos from Time Machine? All of my photos have been imported within iPhoto and therefore are exported to Time Machine via an iPhoto file. I can't figure out how to break individual photo files out of the iPhoto file. Any ideas?

You might post this query on the iPhoto forum and perhaps someone there can provide an answer.
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Not tidy but it seems it will work.
Ciao.

Unicode Export - unable to retrieve nametab info for logic table BSEG

Hi
We are performing a unicode export (CUUC from 4.6C upgrade to ECC 6.0) and we have incurred this error.
        Without ORDER BY PRIMARY KEY the exported data may be unusable for some databases
Our OS is HPUX11.31 & Database is 10.2.0.2
myCluster (63.21.Exp): 1610: inconsistent settings for table position validity detected.
myCluster (63.21.Exp): 1611: nametab says table positions are valid.
myCluster (63.21.Exp): 1614: alternate nametab says table positions are not valid.
myCluster (63.21.Exp): 1617: for field 310 of nametab displacement is 1877, yet dbtabpos shows 1885.
myCluster (63.21.Exp): 1621: character length is 1 (in) resp. 2 (out).
myCluster (63.21.Exp): 1257: unable to retrieve nametab info for logic table BSEG      .
myCluster (63.21.Exp): 8358: unable to acquire nametab info for logic table BSEG      .
myCluster (63.21.Exp): 2949: failed to convert cluster data of cluster item.
myCluster: RFBLG      *400**AT10**0000100000**2004*
myCluster (63.21.Exp): 322: error during conversion of cluster item.
myCluster (63.21.Exp): 323: affected physical table is RFBLG.
(CNV) ERROR: data conversion failed. rc = 2
(DB) INFO: disconnected from DB
/usr/sap/SBX/SYS/exe/run/R3load: job finished with 1 error(s)
/usr/sap/SBX/SYS/exe/run/R3load: END OF LOG: 20081102104452
We checked the note 913783 as per the CUUC guide but the correction only for package SAPKB70004 to 6. but we are in package SAPKB70011.
We had found two notes:
1. Note 1238351 - Hom./Het.System Copy SAP NW 7.0 incl. Enhancement Package 1
:Solution:
There are two possible workarounds:
1. Modify DDL<dbs>.TPL (<dbs> = ADA, DB2, DB4, DB6, IND, MSS, ORA) BEFORE the R3load TSK files are generated;
              search for the keyword "negdat:" and add "CLU4" and "VER_CLUSTR" to thisline.
2. Modify the TSK file (most probably SAPCLUST.TSK) BEFORE R3load import is(re-)started.
              search for the lines starting with "D CLU4 I" and "D VER_CLUSTR I" and change the status (i.e. "err" or "xeq") to "ign" or remove the lines. "
I tried the above solution by editing the file DDL*.TPL but it is skipping the table and marks it as completed but its not the good solution as we will be miss the data from the table RFBLG.
2. Note 991401 - SYSCOPY EXPORT FAILS:SAPCLUST:ERROR: Code page conversion:
Solution
Activate the table.
Then call the RADCUCNT report. Do not change the selected parameters, but ensure that 'Overwrite Entries' is selected. Set the 'Unicode Length' to 2 and fill the last two fields 'Type' and 'Name' with TABL and TACOPAB respectively. Then select 'No Log' or specify a log name.
Execute the RADCUCNT report and restart the export.
We have not tried this solution, bcos SAP is still down and CDCLS job is still running.
We would like to know whether you have faced any issues like the above one and what is your suggested approach and solution.
Is it safe to start SAP now (when the CDCLS job runs) and then try to activate the table RFBLG?
Regards
Senthil
Edited by: J. Senthil Murugan on Nov 3, 2008 1:41 AM
Edited by: J. Senthil Murugan on Nov 3, 2008 3:36 AM

Hi Senthil,
If you have done your pre-conversion steps before upgrade and after upgrade successfully then you should not see the below errors. However changes to SPDD tables may some times also have some impact during conversion and throws nametab errors occurs. Program RADCUCNT runs in the end of upgrade to update nametab tables if any new changes happned during upgrade.
You can do any no of exports to complete jobs successfully.yeah When export running you shouldnt bring SAP up.
The tables you have mentioned all are cluster tables and CDCLS being the biggest table it will take hrs to complete depending on your size of the database.
Do not pay around with the .TSK file until if you are sure you want to re-execute it.Your first possiblility is skipped because there may be multiple same .TSK files present locally(where u r running distribution.monitor (or) sapinst ) and on the common directory. You may also look at the .TSK.bkp files because it get information and creates a new .TSK. This is not complicated but tricky.
secound possibility is to update the changed tables(eg: RFBLG...) to conversion tables.Follow the Note but make sure no R3load processes are running before you start SAP. If you dont want to wait long and sure to restart other processes which are running you can kill it and start SAP. Specify your error tables only and follow instructions given in the note.Once done bring down SAP app. and restart the export process using ur sapinst or distribution monitor.
Regards,
Vamshi.

Issue with Oracle Export/Import

Hello Oracle,
I m using Oracle Import Utility to Import data .This utility, i m controlling through a C#.Net Application.
But I want to show the time estimation required to complete the Export/Import process in advance just like the windows feature when we are copying files from one place to another.
How can we get time estimation in advance to import the dump file or after analysis of dump file ?
Is Oracle providing any information regarding estimated time required to import the dump in data base.
Pls guide me.
Thanks.
Regards
Tarun

But I want to show the time estimation required to
complete the Export/Import process in advance just
like the windows feature when we are copying files
from one place to another.So you want to show the user that it will be another 10 minutes left to complete the export/import, and just when he/she thinks it is nearly complete the time to remaining is reported in some 20+ digit number? ;)
The export and import utilities do not have a method to report the time remaining to complete that I have seen.

Project duplication: Copy/Paste vs. Export/Import

Anyone have any thoughts on project duplication?
Presently I am copying a project and then pasting it into multiple new locations then renaming them. Recently I was in a training session where the instructor suggested exporting the project and then importing it claiming database size savings. Can anyone shed any insight?
Thanks in advance.

I can't imagine why an export/import would be a smaller footprint within the database than a project copy/paste. Not to mention that if you are talking about a relatively large project it can take a substantial amount of time to export and import. One of our schedules that is about 18k activities takes approximately 1.5 hours to export/import where as a project copy/paste only takes about 10 minutes. Note that we do not copy the baseline schedules when replicating projects.

Is there a capability to save/export the time capsule settings file when using the iphone/ipad airport utility. the "file" button does not exist on the latest airport utility app.

is there a capability to save/export the new airport 2TB time capsule settings file when using the iphone/ipad airport utility. set-up wasn't a problem but the "file" button does not exist on the latest airport utility app v6.3 to save the configuration file.

the "file" button does not exist on the latest airport utility app v6.3 to save the configuration file.
Sounds like you are a bit confused with version numbers.
Latest AirPort Utility version for the iPhone / iPad is 1.3.3. There is no option or capability to export/import settings on the iOS version(s) of AirPort Utility.....although you could take a series of screen shots and save them for future reference.
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Problem with EXPORT IMPORT PROCESS in ApEx 3.1

Hi all:
I'm having a problem with the EXPORT IMPORT PROCESS in ApEx 3.1
When I export an application, and try to import it again. I get this error message
ORA-20001: GET_BLOCK Error. ORA-20001: Execution of the statement was unsuccessful. ORA-06550: line 16, column 28: PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol &quot;牃慥整㈰㈯⼴〲㐰〠㨷㐵㈺′䵐&quot; when expecting one of the following: ( - + case mod new not null &lt;an identifier&gt; &lt;a double-quoted delimited-identifier&gt; &lt;a bind variable&gt; avg count current exists max min prior sql stddev sum variance execute forall merge time timestamp in
As a workaround, I check the exported file and found this
wwv_flow_api.create_flow
p_documentation_banner=> 'ç‰ƒæ…¥æ•´â ¤ãˆ°ãˆ¯â¼´ã€²ã °ã€ ã¨·ã µãˆºâ€²äµ
And when I replace with this
p_documentation_banner=> ' ',
I can import the application without the error.
somebody knows why I have to do this??
Thank you all.
Nicolas.

Hi,
This issue seems to have been around for a while:
Re: Error importing file
I've had similar issues and made manual changes to the file to get it to install correctly. In my case, I got:
ORA-20001: GET_BLOCK Error. ORA-20001: Execution of the statement was unsuccessful.<br>ORA-02047: cannot join the distributed transaction in progress<br>begin execute immediate 'alter session set nls_numeric_characters='''||wwv_flow_api.g_nls_numeric_chars||'''';end;There are several suggestions, if you follow that thread, about character sets or reviewing some of the line breaks within pl/sql code within your processes etc. Not sure what would work for you.

System copy using SAPInst(Export Import database Independent prcoess failed

Hello ,
I am doing a System copy using SAPInst export/import process .
Source system : SAP Netweaver'04( BW 3.5 , Kernel : UC 640 ,Patch level 196 )
Export process fails at Phase 2 - Database Export at R3load jobs running 1,waiting 0 . Below is the log details
SAPSDIC.log
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICONTEN                        in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20040211101817 > 20000621155733
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICONTENT255                    in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20040211101817 > 20031127161249
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICONVRS                        in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20040211101817 > 20010131174038
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICREATORDATA                   in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20040211101817 > 20000621155733
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICRMDH1                        in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20051229175654 > 20031211120714
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICRMDH2                        in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20051229175654 > 20031211120714
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICRMEXP                        in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20051229175513 > 20031211120627
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICRMEXT                        in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20051229175514 > 20031211120627
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICRMKEY                        in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20051229175654 > 20031211120714
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICRMKEY_T                      in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20051229175835 > 20031211120803
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICRMMSG                        in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20051229175654 > 20031211120714
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICRMMSG_T                      in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20051229175835 > 20031211120803
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICRMOBJ                        in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20051229175514 > 20031211120628
(EXP) INFO: entry for BAPICRMPAREX_T                    in DDNTT is newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC: 20051229175452 > 20031211120305
(EXP) INFO: limit reached, 5000 tables in DDNTT are newer than in DDNTT_CONV_UC
(EXP) INFO: NameTab check finished. Result=2 #20100113131216
(EXP) INFO: check for inactive NameTab entries: Ok.
(RSCP) INFO: I18N_NAMETAB_TIMESTAMPS not in env: checks are ON (Note 738858)
(DB) INFO: disconnected from DB
D:\usr\sap\B35\SYS\exe\run/R3load.exe: job finished with 1 error(s)
D:\usr\sap\B35\SYS\exe\run/R3load.exe: END OF LOG: 20100113131216
***SAPCLUST.log ****
(NT) Warn: EDIDOC: normal NameTab from 20040211095029 younger than alternate NameTab from 20000621155733!
(EXP) TABLE: "EDIDOC"
(NT) Warn: PCDCLS: normal NameTab from 20040211095029 younger than alternate NameTab from 20000621155733!
(EXP) TABLE: "PCDCLS"
(NT) Warn: SFHOA: normal NameTab from 20040211095029 younger than alternate NameTab from 20000621155733!
(EXP) TABLE: "SFHOA"
(NT) Warn: SFHYT: normal NameTab from 20040211095029 younger than alternate NameTab from 20000621155733!
(EXP) TABLE: "SFHYT"
(NT) Warn: UMG_TEST_C: normal NameTab from 20040211095029 younger than alternate NameTab from 20031113150115!
(EXP) TABLE: "UMG_TEST_C"
myCluster (55.22.Exp): 712: error when retrieving alternate nametab description for physical table UMG_TEST_F.
myCluster (55.22.Exp): 713: return code received from nametab is 32
myCluster (55.22.Exp): 299: error when retrieving physical nametab for table UMG_TEST_F.
(CNV) ERROR: data conversion failed. rc = 2
(RSCP) INFO: I18N_NAMETAB_TIMESTAMPS not in env: checks are ON (Note 738858)
(DB) INFO: disconnected from DB
D:\usr\sap\B35\SYS\exe\run/R3load.exe: job finished with 1 error(s)
D:\usr\sap\B35\SYS\exe\run/R3load.exe: END OF LOG: 2010011312563
Please suggest.
Thanks & Regards
Ganesh

Is your DB unicode? If so, did you select the unicode flag in sapinst?
This [thread|System Copy Error while exporting ABAP; might offer some help.
-Zach

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