Getting this in the logs:
2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject Thu Dec 29 14:04:11.762065 jdb_rst.c1243
JDB9900307 - Failed to find table specifications
2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject Thu Dec 29 14:04:11.762067 jdb_rq1.c1883
JDB3100007 - Failed to get valid table specifications
2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject Thu Dec 29 14:04:11.762070 tcinit.c1250
TCE009101 - Couldn't open F952450.
Funny thing is (well, it’s not funny… This is a new pathcode that is being upgraded – UA920.
This table is new in 920 and should be in central objects.
I can see that it does exist and has the right column count:
select count(1) from qsys2.syscolumns where table_schema = 'COUA920' and table_name = 'F952450';
This did not fail for DV920 or PY920… so we have something specific for UA920.
I enabled logging on the dep server to find out more…
ec 29 14:04:11.762060 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject Exiting JDB_FreeUser with Success(UserHandle 0D3F98E0)
Dec 29 14:04:11.762061 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject Exited jdeCloseDictionary with DDType 0
Dec 29 14:04:11.762062 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject JDB9900913 - Failed to create global table specs for F952450
Dec 29 14:04:11.762064 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject JDB9900307 - Failed to find table specifications
Dec 29 14:04:11.762066 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject JDB3100007 - Failed to get valid table specifications
Dec 29 14:04:11.762068 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject Exiting JDB_OpenTable(Table = F952450) with Failure
Dec 29 14:04:11.762069 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject TCE009101 - Couldn't open F952450.
Dec 29 14:04:11.762071 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject Entering JDB_CloseTable (hRequest 087A5A40)
Dec 29 14:04:11.762072 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject Entering JDB_CloseTable(Table = F98950)
Dec 29 14:04:11.762073 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject Entering JDB_ClearSequencing (hRequest 087A5A40)
Dec 29 14:04:11.762074 - 2400/6448 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject Exiting JDB_ClearSequencing with Success
Then I think about the fact that this is a new path code and I look in the spec.ini
D:\JDEdwards\E920\UA920\spec & planner
[SPEC LOCATIONS]
PLANNER_DataSource=Local - PLANNER Specs
PLANNER_Package=E920
DV920_DataSource=Local - PLANNER Specs
DV920_Package=E920
PD920_DataSource=Local - PLANNER Specs
PD920_Package=E920
PS920_DataSource=Local - PLANNER Specs
PS920_Package=E920
PY920_DataSource=Local - PLANNER Specs
PY920_Package=E920
Okay, I think that this might be it
I add
UA920_DataSource=Local - PLANNER Specs
UA920_Package=E920
And try again.
Am I confident? No, I leave logging on… this is the true definition of CNC confidence with table conversions. If you think you’ve nailed it – you turn logging on in the client jde.ini on the dep server.
I should have been more confident – problem solved.
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