Warnings In Check DB

In our test server we are facing a problem in check DB Job ( T-Code - DB13 )
BR0970W Database administration alert - level: WARNING, type: CRITICAL_SEGMENT, object: (table) SAPR3.SOC3, value: 2047960 KB * 2 / PSAPBTABD (> 2047992/2045392/2045392/2045392/2045392 KB)
BR0970W Database administration alert - level: WARNING, type: CRITICAL_SEGMENT, object: (table) SAPR3.TST03, value: 2047960 KB * 2 / PSAPBTABD (> 2047992/2045392/2045392/2045392/2045392 KB)
while investigating we found that tablespace - PSAPBTABD -
Tablespace                       Size (kb)      Free (kb)      Used (%)
PSAPBTABD                   580.123.272   33.058.624     94
In RZ20
Segments w. too few allocatable extents -
    Tablespace Exts.left Owner Segment        Segm.type Next (KB)
    PSAPBTABD         1 SAPR3 SOC3           TABLE     2047.960
    PSAPBTABD         1 SAPR3 TST03          TABLE     2047.960
Fewest allocatable extents for a segment
Tablespace Exts.left Owner Segment        Segm.type Next (KB)
PSAPBTABD         1 SAPR3 SOC3           TABLE     2047.960
PSAPBTABD         1 SAPR3 TST03          TABLE     2047.960
Can somebody guide what should I do so that we can rectified this warnings
Thanks & Regards
Shishir

Hello SK
relevent information
select MAX_EXTENTS,MIN_EXTENTS,MAX_EXTENTS from dba_tablespaces
2 where TABLESPACE_NAME='PSAPBTABD';
MAX_EXTENTS MIN_EXTENTS MAX_EXTENTS
2147483645           1 2147483645
Tablespace                       Size (kb)      Free (kb)      Used (%)   Tab/ind    Extents    AutoExt (kb)
                                                                                PSAPBTABD                        580.123.272     31.741.104         94      8.684     31.121    Off
Edited by: Shishir Bajpai on Feb 17, 2009 12:58 PM

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hp-check[4410]: info: :
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hp-check[4410]: info: :http://hplip.sourceforge.net/install/index.html
And my groups membership:
$ id
uid=1001(slubman) gid=100(users) groupes=7(lp),10(wheel),11(ftp),21(slocate),91(video),92(audio),93(optical),95(storage),97(camera),100(users),101(packages),131(pulse-access),132(kvm)
Something wrong ??

ChaRM - Mainenance Cycle in two system landscape - possible?

Hi Experts,
we are trying to create a maintenace cycle with two systems.
We have a system defined as "Evaluation System" and the second is defined as "Production System".
Generally Question
Is it possible to create a maintenace cycle for a two-system-scenario?
Specific Question - Erorrs/Warnings
While checking the project we got several errors/problems:
1 Differences between BC Set SOLMAN40_CHARM_BASICFUNC_001 and database
2 Differences between BC Set SOLMAN40_SDESK_BASICFUNC_000 and database
3 No consolidation system found for EID-800 (project Z_CRM_T)
4 No track for project Z_CRM_T with log. system EID/800
5 Message from function module /TMWFLOW/CHECK_PRJ_CONS: No export system for CBI-001
CTS
The transport system is configured correct - Check in STMS is OK
Question:
The comparison checks seem to be OK - is it necessary to reactivate the BC Sets?
Kind regards
Tom

Hi,
the system role for your client/systems in the logical component is very important:
- The development system needs to be defined as a Source System.
- If you don't have a QA, leave all target systems empty. If there are one or more consolidation/integration/regression systems, assign them to system role Target System.
- Your production system uses system role Production System.
The defined Development client needs a client dependent (TMS parameter CTC=1) consolidation track to the QA, or in a 2 Tier landscape to the production system. In a 3 Tier landscape you need a delivery track from QAS client to your production client. But as you wrote, TMS has been set up already. I just would like to mention all steps....
Check that all RFC connections have been set up correctly. Especially the Trusted RFC. Don't forget the Trusted RFC to client 000 ot the TMs domain controller.
In tab Systems ( transaction code SOLAR_PROJECT_ADMIN => System Landscape ):
Make sure you see all clients of your logical component. If not hit button System Role Assignment and add your System role.
Then still in the same tab: Hit button Shipment Routes and make sure, you see the complete transport track and only this track here!
After correct setup of TMS, RFCs, logical components and assignment of LC to your project:
First perform a Refresh and a Check in transaction code SOLAR_PROJECT_ADMIN => System Landscape => Change Requests. Then please recreate the maintenance cycle (and task list).
Regards,
Holger

Updates getting stuck in V2 processed state

Hi,
In our ERP production system EP0, update entries are getting stuck
in 'V2 Processed' state.
Details of the same show that the collective run state is in initial
state for functional module 'MCEX_UPDATE_03'.
Please find the attached screenshot of details.
These updates are gettin stuck for specific transactions like MIGO.
We have already tried running the report RSM13005 but it has not helped.
Please look into it urgently as the system is a production system.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Suresh
Edited by: suresh k on Sep 26, 2008 2:38 PM

Hi
As you checked in transaction SM13 they are stucked in Initial state. There was various states associated with the update like INIT and ERR.
What is INIT status:
Update records which have not yet been processed have the status INIT or AUTO. INIT refers to a complete update record (header, function module call of update and data elements are present), which has not yet been processed however.
What to do: SM13 -> Update records -> Update -> All records/Single
you can set the update administration so that all records with the status 'INIT' or AUTO' (all update records which have not yet been updated) are processed (as far as possible).
Warnings: please check with the user who posted the updates in the first place - make sure that they have not already reposted the update manually. If you are in doubt, please re-enter the data manually rather than using this update function.
Hope this helps!!
Kind Regards
Esha
Edited by: Esha Rajpal on Sep 30, 2008 5:06 AM

Problems with liveCache in APO

Hi experts,
I have an issue with regards to liveCache in APO and I hope someone can help me.
Whenever I try to create a Planning Version within a Model (via transaction /SAPAPO/MVM) the following
error message is provided: "General error in model / version management planning".
Through some research I found a document that makes the following recommendation: "Sometimes when you work in a multi-client system, you maybe encounter the following error message: "General error in model/planning version management". This error is due to the fact that in LiveCache the planning version already exists but it cannot be found on database. As a remedy, you have to remove this inconsistency by using the transaction /SAPAPO/OM17. For detailed information, please refer to SAP Note 519014."
Then, as recommended, I tried to execute the transaction /SAPAPO/OM17. But when I tried to execute this transaction another error message was released: "Connection to liveCache failed. Message no. /SAPAPO/OM000".
Moreover, the result of the transaction /SAPAPO/OM13 ( Analyze liveCache and LCA Objects ) shows the following errors and warnings:
Item
Check
Connection to LCA
with errors
liveCache Stat. from LCA - ???
with errors
liveCache Initialization - 001
with errors
Old simulation versions
with warnings
/sapapo/om_reorg_daily - 001
with errors
/sapapo/om_delete_old_simsess
with errors
/sapapo/om_lcaalerts
with errors
Number of LC Sessions - 0
with errors
Thanks in advance for help.
Greetings,
Francisco Fonseca.

Hi sai balakavi,
initially, thanks for the fast help.
As suggested, the issue was escalated to the BASIS team and the procedure chosen was as follows:
Shutdown SAP APO and liveCache (ECC + SE6) services
Shutdown DB Oracle (ORCL + ECC + APO + SE6) services
Logs verification
Restart server
Restart SAP APO and liveCache (ECC) services
Restart DB Oracle (ORCL + ECC + APO + SE6) services
However, the previous problems still persist. So, in order to get more information about the problem, I exported a full report (at the end of this message) on the result of the transaction /SAPAPO/OM13 ( Analyze liveCache and LCA Objects ).
Is there any other action to be taken in addition to shutdown and restart of liveCache services?
Thanks in advance for help.
Greetings,
Francisco Fonseca.
EXPORTED REPORT
Versions
Current ABAP SP          : LCAPPS 2005_700: patch 0003
Import Date of SP        : 28.09.2006
Import Time of SP        : 17:14:18
Runtime Environment Vers.:
liveCache Connection     : titanidas-LCA
Module     ReleaBuildPatch OpSys      Change DLL Date    Size      D
Number of LCA Routines   :                                            0
dbsdbslib                : (Cannot determine) Patch
SQLDBC Release           :
Times
Application Server       : 16.10.2008 06:00:16
liveCache Server         :
LCA Object               :
Checks
liveCache Connection LCA : X                                OK
liveCache Connection LDA : X                                OK
liveCache Connection LEA : X                                OK
Connection to LCA        :                                  ERROR
liveCache Status from LCA: ???                              ERROR
liveCache Initialization : 001                              ERROR
Number of Active Traces :                             0    OK
Number of Active Checks :                             0    OK
No. of Old Trans. Sim.   :                             0    Warning
Initialize Follow-Up     :                                  ERROR
/sapapo/om_reorg_daily Scheduled Daily: 001                 ERROR
/sapapo/om_delete_old_simsess scheduled regularly:          ERROR
/sapapo/om_lcaalerts Scheduled Daily:                       ERROR
Number of Work Processes :                            13    ERROR
Number of LC Sessions    :                             0    ERROR
RFC Connections          :                                  OK
Clients with Errors      :                                  OK
MAXLOCKS                 :                             0    Warning
OMS_HEAP_LIMIT           :                             0    Warning
OMS_HEAP_THRESHOLD       :                             0    Warning
OMS_VERS_THRESHOLD       :                             0    Warning
REQUEST_TIMEOUT          :                             0    Warning
Critical Logging Event   :                                  OK
Network
Server titanidas
Client titanidas
Thu Oct 16 06:00:52 2008
***LOG Q0I=> NiPConnect2: connect (10061: WSAECONNREFUSED: Connection re
*** ERROR => NiPConnect2: SiPeekPendConn failed for hdl 0 / sock 1916
    (SI_ECONN_REFUSE/10061; I4; ST; 172.16.28.148:3298) [nixxi.cpp    27
*** ERROR => NiTClientLoop: NiHandle (rc=-10) [nixxtst.cpp 2839]
* ERROR       partner '172.16.28.148:3298' not reached
* TIME        Thu Oct 16 06:00:52 2008
* RELEASE     700
* COMPONENT   NI (network interface)
* VERSION     38
* RC          -10
* MODULE      nixxi.cpp
* LINE        2770
* DETAIL      NiPConnect2
* SYSTEM CALL connect
* ERRNO       10061
* ERRNO TEXT WSAECONNREFUSED: Connection refused
* COUNTER     1
Process died with exitcode -1
Current Messages
knldiag - Start
Error when reading the KNLDIAG file
knldiag - End
Error Messages
knldiag.err - Last Message
knldiag.err - Last Initialization
knldiag.err - Last Start
Log Initialization
lcinit.log - Start
Error when reading the LCINIT.LOG file
lcinit.log - End
Logging for Log - /SAPAPO/OM11
Date       Time     Event      Cl. Message
Data Cache
                    Pages              Megabyte
Cache Sizes                 0                  0
OMS Data                    0                  0
OMS History/Undo            0                  0
SQL Data                    0                  0      Used (%)
Overall                     0                  0            0,00
Accesses       Hit Rate (%)            Overall         Failed
OMS Data                 0,00                       0            0
OMS History/Undo         0,00                       0            0
SQL Data                 0,00                       0            0

Migrate database from UTF-8 to AL32UTF8

We've heard that support for the UTF-8 characterset is going to peter out. Our databases are all in the UTF-8 characterset, so we are considering migrating to AL32UTF8. Any issues we need to consider, or is it simply a case of switching the database characterset? The globalization whitepapers I've read don't seem to address this kind of migration.

Doc ID: Note:123670.1
Subject: Use Scanner Utility before Altering the Database Character Set
Type: BULLETIN
Status: PUBLISHED
Content Type: TEXT/PLAIN
Creation Date: 02-NOV-2000
Last Revision Date: 30-OCT-2003
A) Purpose. ----------- Before altering the character set of a database, check the convertibility of the data before converting. Character set conversions can cause data loss or data corruption. The Character Set Scanner utility provides this 2 features: 1) convertibility check of existing data and potential issues. The Scanner checks all character data in the database including the data dictionary and tests for the effects and problems of changing the character set encoding (characterset). At the end of the scan, it generates a summary and exception report of the database scan. 2) from csscan V1.1 onwards it allows you also to do a check if there is no data in the database that is incorrectly stored. This is used in [NOTE:225938.1] Database Character Set Healthcheck This note gives an example on how the output of the csscan tool looks like and some live examples of how to convert the characterset. Please use the following note: [NOTE:225912.1] Changing the Database Character Set - an Overview as a complete guide to plan the change of the database character set. B) Installation and setup. -------------------------- IMPORTANT: Check for the latest version on technet of the csscan tool for your platform: http://technet.oracle.com/software/tech/globalization/content.html and use this. ( [NOTE:179843.1] Versioning of the Character Set Scanner ) There is one know problem with the characterset scanner for 817: see [BUG:3043474] To install the Character Set Scanner, you must have DBA privileges on the Oracle database. If you encounter "CSS-0xxxx" type errors, first look in the "Character Set Scanner Error Messages " section of above docset. Run csminst.sql to create the needed user and tabels, You can modify the default tablespace for CSMIG by editing the csminst.sql script. Modify the following statement in csminst.sql to assign your preferred tablespace to CSMIG as follows: ALTER USER csmig DEFAULT TABLESPACE tablespace_name; Then run csminst.sql using these commands and SQL statements: cd $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin set oracle_sid=<your SID> sqlplus "system/manager" SQL>spool csminst.log SQL> START csminst.sql check the csminst.log for errors. or for 9i: cd $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin set oracle_sid=<your SID> sqlplus "/ as sysdba" SQL>spool csminst.log SQL> START csminst.sql check the csminst.log for errors. [NOTE:232242.1] Character set migration utility schema not installed in 9i / ORA-942 during csminst.sql Now you can run the scanner against this database. C:\>csscan help=y gives the help screen, we will show here some sample outputs of full database scans using the command line. See also Chapter 11 "Character Set Scanner" of the Oracle9i Database Globalization Support Guide Release 2 (9.2) Part Number A96529-01 C) Character Set Scanner Compatibility. --------------------------------------- see [NOTE:179843.1] Versioning of the Character Set Scanner D) There are 3 possible conversion statuses possible ---------------------------------------------------- *** ***************** *** Scanner statuses *** ***************** The Scanner utility reports 3 types of conversion status for each table and row: 1/ CHANGELESS which leads to consider that the object needs no conversion, the codepoint dous not change between the two charactersets for those characters. 2/ CONVERTIBLE which leads to consider that the object needs conversion by export/import. (the target charactersets is NO binary superset of the source characterset) The character itself is know in both charactersets but has another codepoint This is why the ALTER DATABASE CHARACTER SET <new_character_set>; command is enforcing that the NEW characterset needs to be a BINARY superset of the old one. So you wan't be allowed to use ALTER DATABASE CHARACTER SET <new_character_set>; 3/ EXCEPTIONAL which leads to consider that the data needs manual updates before conversion or that you have invalid data in the database. Note that the scanner cannot "see" what type of character is stored. It can only compare codepoints and look them up in in the characterset conversion lists of oracle. The scanner checks if in the target characterset the codepoint of the source characterset is a valid codepoint, or that there are mappings to another codepoint it has no knowlegde of the character it suppose to represent. This is a problem if you have stored incorrect data in the database by bypassing the NLS layers. But normally this will lead to the reporting of exceptional data. This information is clearly reported in the 2 following reports automatically generated by the Scanner utility. *** *********************************** *** Reports SCAN.TXT and SCAN.ERR *** *********************************** 1/ SCAN.TXT => objects in the data dictionary requiring an action such as renaming a table => application data requiring an action such exporting/importing data to be converted, updating data, rebuilding indexes, modifying column sizes Example [Data Dictionary Conversion Summary] Datatype Changeless Convertible Exceptional Total ---------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- VARCHAR2 608,343 0 1 608,344 CHAR 2 0 0 2 LONG 29,756 0 0 29,756 CLOB ---------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- Total 638,101 0 1 638,102 [Application Data Conversion Summary] Datatype Changeless Convertible Exceptional Total ---------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- VARCHAR2 16 0 0 16 CHAR 2 1 1 4 LONG 0 0 0 0 CLOB 0 0 0 0 ---------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- Total 18 1 1 20 [Distribution of Convertible Data per Table] USER.TABLE Convertible Exceptional ----------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- SYS.OBJ$ 0 1 U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL 0 1 U1.T_CONVERTIBLE 1 0 ----------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- [Distribution of Convertible Data per Column] USER.TABLE|COLUMN Convertible Exceptional ----------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- SYS.OBJ$|NAME 0 1 U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL|C1 0 1 U1.T_CONVERTIBLE|C1 1 0 ----------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- [Indexes to be Rebuilt] USER.INDEX on USER.TABLE(COLUMN) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- SYS.I_OBJ2 on SYS.OBJ$(NAME) U1.I_T_CONVERTIBLE on U1.T_CONVERTIBLE(C1) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2/ SCAN.ERR => lists rowids of rows for which data is to be updated because of an EXCEPTIONAL status Example User : SYS Table : OBJ$ Column: NAME Type : VARCHAR2(30) Number of Exceptions : 1 Max Post Conversion Data Size: 33 ROWID Exception Type Size Cell Data(first 30 bytes) ------------------ ------------------ ----- ------------------------------ AAAAASAABAAAAXjABF exceed column size 33 table_M-H_gM-Erer_drM-Bles_franM-5ais ------------------ ------------------ ----- ------------------------------ User : U1 Table : T_EXCEPTIONAL Column: C1 Type : CHAR(12) Number of Exceptions : 1 Max Post Conversion Data Size: 24 ROWID Exception Type Size Cell Data(first 30 bytes) ------------------ ------------------ ----- ------------------------------ AAAAxDAAFAAAABDAAA exceed column size 24 M-EM-IM-HM-KM-LM-]M-NM-OM-AM-BM-QM-@ ------------------ ------------------ ----- ------------------------------ *** *************************** *** 3 statuses => 3 approaches *** *************************** 1/ When objects are in CHANGELESS status, they need not be converted. Issue the ALTER DATABASE CHARACTER SET statement on the database. This is possible when, and only when, the new character set is a strict superset of the current character set. 2a/ When a lot of objects are in CONVERTIBLE status, the data can be converted, and must be converted by Export: FULL Export + creation of a new database + FULL Import 2b/ When the database is large and only a few tables are in CONVERTIBLE status, whereas all the others are CHANGELESS, prefer the following method: Export selected tables + ALTER DATABASE CHARACTER SET if possible + Import the selected convertible tables (import will convert appropriately) 3/ However, if there are some cases in EXCEPTIONAL status reported, these exceptions must be handled one by one, and fixed first before using any of the above methods to do the conversions. This involves modifying data and/or modify structures to eliminate those exceptions. Again, see [NOTE:225912.1] Changing the Database Character Set - an Overview for more info en on how to deal with exceptional data. E) This are some sample outputs and live examples: -------------------------------------------------- *** Test1 on a WE8ISO8859P9 character set database to be converted to UTF8 1/ Create 4 tables : Table "table_� _gérer_drôles_français": table name is to be converted Table T_STANDARD: no data change required Table T_CONVERTIBLE: data are to be converted Table T_EXCEPTIONAL: data are to be updated before conversion $ NLS_LANG=american_america.WE8ISO8859P9 SQL> connect u1/u1 Connected. SQL> create table "table_� _gérer_drôles_français" (c1 char(16)); Table created. SQL> insert into "table_� _gérer_drôles_français" values ('A'); 1 row created. SQL> create table T_STANDARD (c1 char(12)) ; Table created. SQL> insert into T_STANDARD values ('aeiouaieou'); 1 row created. SQL> create table T_CONVERTIBLE (c1 CHAR(12)); Table created. SQL> create index i_t_convertible on t_convertible(c1) ; Index created. SQL> insert into T_CONVERTIBLE values ('éè� '); 1 row created. SQL> create table T_EXCEPTIONAL (c1 char(12)); Table created. SQL> insert into T_EXCEPTIONAL values ('éè� ùäöüêôîâ'); 1 row created. SQL> select * from T_EXCEPTIONAL; C1 ------------ éè� ùäöüêôîâ SQL> commit; Commit complete. 2/ Run the Character Set Scanner utility to provide report. ----------------------------------------------------------- Before running csscan, be aware of the following parameters: CAPTURE=Y records the ROWID for each cell of data that is problematic; use it only when there are small amounts of problem data because it might "flood" the database if lots of problematic data is expected. The ARRAY and PROCESS parameters for large databases are vital: * ARRAY can be set to a size in bytes which best represents the available real memory at scanner run time; the higher the better. * PROCESS spawns a process for parallel scanning and should be set to the number of available CPU's on the system which is hosting the database. $ csscan system/manager FULL=Y FROMCHAR=WE8ISO8859P9 TOCHAR=UTF8 CAPTURE=Y Character Set Scanner: Release 8.1.7.0.0 - Production on Thu Nov 9 10:36:15 2000 (c) Copyright 2000 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved. Connected to: Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.7.0.0 - 64bit Production With the Partitioning option JServer Release 8.1.7.0.0 - 64bit Production Enter array fetch buffer size: 10240 > Enter number of scan processes to utilize(1..32): 1 > 4 Enumerating tables to scan... . process 1 scanning SYS.SOURCE$[AAAABAAABAAAADAAAA] . process 2 scanning SYS.SOURCE$[AAAABAAABAAAA8/AAA] . process 3 scanning SYS.TAB$ ...... . process 4 scanning U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL . process 4 scanning U1.table_� gérerdrôles_français . process 4 scanning U1.T_STANDARD . process 4 scanning U1.T_CONVERTIBLE . process 4 scanning SYS.SYN$ .... . process 3 scanning SYS.FILE$ Creating Database Scan Summary Report... Creating Individual Exception Report... Scanner terminated successfully. 3/ Examine the 2 provided reports : scan.txt and scan.err. ---------------------------------------------------------- Report scan.txt --------------- Database Scan Summary Report ... [Scan Summary] Some character type data in the data dictionary are not convertible to the new character set Some character type application data are not convertible to the new character set [Data Dictionary Conversion Summary] Datatype Changeless Convertible Exceptional Total ---------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ---------------- VARCHAR2 608,343 0 1 608,344 CHAR 2 0 0 2 LONG 29,756 0 0 29,756 ---------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ---------------- Total 638,101 0 1 638,102 [Application Data Conversion Summary] Datatype Changeless Convertible Exceptional Total ---------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ---------------- VARCHAR2 18 0 0 18 CHAR 1 1 1 3 LONG 0 0 0 0 ---------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ---------------- Total 19 1 1 21 [Distribution of Convertible Data per Table] USER.TABLE Convertible Exceptional -------------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- SYS.OBJ$ 0 1 U1.T_CONVERTIBLE 1 0 U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL 0 1 -------------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- [Distribution of Convertible Data per Column] USER.TABLE|COLUMN Convertible Exceptional -------------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- SYS.OBJ$|NAME 0 1 U1.T_CONVERTIBLE|C1 1 0 U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL|C1 0 1 -------------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- [Indexes to be Rebuilt] USER.INDEX on USER.TABLE(COLUMN) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SYS.I_OBJ2 on SYS.OBJ$(NAME) U1.I_T_CONVERTIBLE on U1.T_CONVERTIBLE(C1) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Report scan.err --------------- Database Scan Individual Exception Report ... [Application data individual exceptions] User : SYAR2(30) Number of Exceptions : 1 Max Post Conversion Data Size: 33 ROWID Exception Type Size Cell Data(first 30 bytes) ------------------ ------------------ ----- ------------------------------ AAAAASAABAAAAXjABF exceed column size 33 table_M-H_gM-Erer_drM-Bles_franM-5ais ------------------ ------------------ ----- ------------------------------ User : U1 Table : T_EXCEPTIONAL Column: C1 Type : CHAR(12) Number of Exceptions : 1 Max Post Conversion Data Size: 22 ROWID Exception Type Size Cell Data(first 30 bytes) ------------------ ------------------ ----- ------------------------------ AAAAxDAAFAAAABDAAA exceed column size 22 M-EM-IM-HM-KM-LM-NM-OM-AM-BM-QM-@ ------------------ ------------------ ----- ------------------------------ 4/ Actions to take before character set conversion. --------------------------------------------------- a/ The table named "table_� _gérer_drôles_français" needs to be recreated with another name. SQL> alter table "table_� _gérer_drôles_français" rename to table_a_gerer_droles_francais; Table altered. b/ Export table U1.T_CONVERTIBLE: $ NLS_LANG=american_america.WE8ISO8859P9 $ exp userid=U1/U1 tables=T_CONVERTIBLE . . exporting table T_CONVERTIBLE 1 rows exported Export terminated successfully without warnings. c/ Since the exception refers to a too small column size, enlarge the column size of U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL.C1: SQL> alter table t_exceptional modify (c1 char(24)); Table altered. 5/ Perform another scan check before character set conversion. -------------------------------------------------------------- $ csscan system/manager FULL=Y FROMCHAR=WE8ISO8859P9 TOCHAR=UTF8 CAPTURE=Y => reports scan.txt: Datatype Changeless Convertible Exceptional Total --------------- -------------- -------------- ---------------- ---------------- VARCHAR2 608,344 0 0 608,344 CHAR 2 0 0 2 LONG 29,756 0 0 29,756 --------------- -------------- -------------- ---------------- ---------------- Total 638,102 0 0 638,102 [Application Data Conversion Summary] Datatype Changeless Convertible Exceptional Total ---------------- ---------------- -------------- -------------- ---------------- VARCHAR2 18 0 0 18 CHAR 1 2 0 3 LONG 0 0 0 0 ---------------- ---------------- -------------- -------------- ---------------- Total 19 2 0 21 [Distribution of Convertible Data per Table] USER.TABLE Convertible Exceptional ---------------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- U1.T_CONVERTIBLE 1 0 U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL 1 0 ---------------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- [Distribution of Convertible Data per Column] USER.TABLE|COLUMN Convertible Exceptional ---------------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- U1.T_CONVERTIBLE|C1 1 0 U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL|C1 1 0 ---------------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- => in scan.err, no more exception 6/ Last actions to take before character set conversion ------------------------------------------------------- Export table U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL: $ exp U1/U1 tables=T_CONVERTIBLE,T_EXCEPTIONAL Export: Release 8.1.7.0.0 - Production on Thu Nov 9 13:06:53 2000 About to export specified tables via Conventional Path ... . . exporting table T_CONVERTIBLE 1 rows exported . . exporting table T_EXCEPTIONAL 1 rows exported Export terminated successfully without warnings. 7/ Perform character set conversion ------------------------------------ Follow the steps in: [NOTE:66320.1] Changing the Database Character Set or the Database National Character Set but you will get: SQL> alter database character set UTF8; alter database character set UTF8 * ERROR at line 1: ORA-12712: new character set must be a superset of old character set Since the character set UTF8 is not allowed in alter database, use FULL EXPORT , recreate the database with UTF8 character set, FULL IMPORT. See [NOTE:15095.1] Export/Import and NLS Considerations for more info on these steps. 8/ Actions to take after character set conversion. -------------------------------------------------- a/ Check the imported data of tables U1.T_CONVERTIBLE and U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL: Import: Release 8.1.7.0.0 - Production on Thu Nov 9 14:27:54 2000 import done in WE8ISO8859P9 character set and US7ASCII NCHAR character set import server uses UTF8 character set (possible charset conversion) . importing U1's objects into U1 . . importing table "T_CONVERTIBLE" IMP-00019: row rejected due to ORACLE error 1401 IMP-00003: ORACLE error 1401 encountered ORA-01401: inserted value too large for column Column 1 éè� 0 rows imported . . importing table "T_EXCEPTIONAL" IMP-00019: row rejected due to ORACLE error 1401 IMP-00003: ORACLE error 1401 encountered ORA-01401: inserted value too large for column Column 1 éè� ùäöüêôîâ 0 rows imported See [NOTE:119119.1] UTF8 Database Character Set Implications section "2.2.1 Example Export / Import into a UTF-8 Database" why this happens. b/ Change the column width of the tables and reimport the data: SQL> alter table U1.T_CONVERTIBLE modify (C1 CHAR(16)); Table altered. SQL> alter table U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL modify (C1 CHAR(36)); Table altered. $ imp U1/U1 FULL=Y IGNORE=Y Import: Release 8.1.7.0.0 - Production on Thu Nov 9 14:23:18 2000 import done in WE8ISO8859P9 character set and US7ASCII NCHAR character set import server uses UTF8 character set (possible charset conversion) . importing U1's objects into U1 . . importing table "T_CONVERTIBLE" 1 rows imported . . importing table "T_EXCEPTIONAL" 1 rows imported Import terminated successfully without warnings. c/ Check integrity for all CONVERTIBLE and EXCEPTIONAL objects: SQL> select * from U1.TABLE_A_GERER_DROLES_FRANCAIS; C1 ---------------- A SQL> select * from U1.T_CONVERTIBLE; C1 ---------------- éè� SQL> select * from U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL; C1 ------------------------------------ éè� ùäöüêôîâ *** on an US7ASCII database containing WE8ISO8859P1 characters *** to be altered to WE8ISO8859P9 Steps 1 and 2 are identical 3/ Run the Character Set Scanner utility to provide report. ----------------------------------------------------------- The database is US7ASCII but contains some WE8ISO8859P1 characters; then by setting FROMCHAR=WE8ISO8859P1, the scanner treats all cells as if they are from WE8ISO8859P1 and gives a more acurate result. $ csscan USERID=system/manager FULL=Y CAPTURE=Y FROMCHAR=WE8ISO8859P1 TOCHAR=WE8ISO8859P9 ...... . process 4 scanning U1.table_� gérerdrôles_français . process 4 scanning U1.T_STANDARD . process 4 scanning U1.T_CONVERTIBLE . process 4 scanning U1.T_EXCEPTIONAL ......t... Creating Individual Exception Report... Scanner terminated successfully. $ 4/ Examine the 2 provided reports : scan.txt and scan.err. ---------------------------------------------------------- Report scan.txt --------------- Database Scan Summary Report [Data Dictionary Conversion Summary] Datatype Changeless Convertible Exceptional Total --------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- VARCHAR2 608,314 0 0 608,314 CHAR 2 0 0 2 LONG 29,754 0 0 29,754 --------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- Total 638,070 0 0 638,070 [Application Data Conversion Summary] Datatype Changeless Convertible Exceptional Total ---------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- VARCHAR2 14 0 0 14 CHAR 4 0 0 4 LONG 0 0 0 0 ---------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- Total 18 0 0 18 [Distribution of Convertible Data per Table] USER.TABLE Convertible Exceptional ---------------------------- ------------ ----------- ---------------------------- ------------ ----------- [Distribution of Convertible Data per Column] USER.TABLE|COLUMN Convertible Exceptional ---------------------------- ------------ ----------- ---------------------------- ------------ ----------- [Indexes to be Rebuilt] USER.INDEX on USER.TABLE(COLUMN) -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- Report scan.err --------------- Database Scan Individual Exception Report [Application data individual exceptions] 5/ Actions to take before character set conversion. --------------------------------------------------- In this case, execute the ALTER DATABASE CHARACTER SET which does not change the actual character codes, but only changes the character set declaration. 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