Same transaction variant runs differently on different servers

Hi experts,
We have created a transaction variant for MK01.
Our production system consists of 3 servers.
Everything is ok when we use this transaction variant on the main server, but there is a dump when the transaction variant is run on another server...
Any idea from where this problem may come : problem in the transaction variant, problem on server customizing ?
Thanks for your help !
Philippe

Sorry, more details about the dump !
Using ST22, I found the following dump message :
SYSTEM_CORE_DUMPED
Process terminated by signal 11
Another information : Using SM21, I found the following messages :
Signal 11 received by operating system
Stop Workproc 2, PID 10753
Start Workproc 2, 3 times since system startup PID2672
Delete session 001 after error 023
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