Message no. TK430 & Table Maintainance

Z Table or Views 

 

Upon saving, the system generates message TK430 "Client &1 has status 'not modifiable'".

 

http://sap.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/sap-basis/message-no-tk430-1697836

When I am trying to maintain a "zxxx" table through SM30 in Quality I am getting "Client 200 has status 'not modifiable'" and getting the "Message no. TK430".

http://www.sapfans.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=248786

 

 

Your Basis team do not allow you to make changes in client 200 directly, only via transports. They have set 'not modifiable' in SCC4 and probably SE06 also

 

 

問題現象：

 

自訂的視圖ZV_T001B，表維護的TCODE：ZOB52。在QAS測試時，使用者可以維護。傳輸到PRD以後，ZOB52報錯TK430 error Message

 

解決：

(1)SE54　Table/View 輸入 ZV_T001B  選中Generated Objects,  create/change

進入到table maintainance

 

將Recording routine中由Standard recording routine更改為 no, or user, record routine

(2)SOBT   Object 輸入ZV_T001B

 

將Transport更改為 No transport　（原來是 2 Automatic Transport）

將Current Settings打鉤

 

相關資料

 

SCC4

SE03

SE06

SE54

SOBT(SOBJ)

 

  Note 356483
  Note 200674 
  Note 736920

  Note 135028
  Note 77430

 

 

Note 356483

 

Summary Symptom Current settings (Customizing activities whose corresponding Customizing objects are denoted accordingly) cannot be maintained in a test client that is 'not modifiable'. The system displays error message TK430:   Client &1 has status 'not modifiable' Other terms View maintenance, SE54, SM30, SOBJ, SPRO Reason and Prerequisites The current setting functions are restricted to production clients, that is, the client's role must be "production". You can determine and maintain the client's role in transaction SCC4. The system does not make any provision for a case in which a development or test client is set to "not modifiable" where current settings should be changed in the client nevertheless. Solution For view maintenance transactions, you have the option of maintaining current settings in test clients that are "not modifiable" also. You can avoid the problem described above by deactivating the transport connection and consequently the changeability check for view maintenance. Unfortunately, view maintenance transactions with an individual or individually modified transport connection are excluded. You can determine as follows whether a Customizing activity is a view maintenance transaction: Go to the IMG and display the IMG structure. As of Basis Release 4.6, position the cursor on the corresponding IMG activity and choose Edit -> Display IMG activity. On the following screen, select Maint. Before Basis Release 4.6, position the cursor on the corresponding IMG activity, and choose Goto -> Document attributes -> Display. On the following screen, choose Objects in the area Technical attributes. In both cases the system displays a list of the assigned Customizing objects. The types "V" (View) and "S" (Table (with text table)) stand for view maintenance transactions, while type "C" stands for a view cluster transaction.. The transport connection for the view or table can be deactivated as follows: Call transaction SE54 Enter the Customizing object (view or table) Select "Generated objects" Choose "Create/change" Select "no, or user, recording routine" in the bottom part of the screen Save the change In the case of a view cluster, you can deactivate the transport link by switching it off for all related views or tables. Follow the steps below: Call transaction SOBJ Select "Display" Select "Position" In the field "Object", enter the Customizing object (View cluster) and the value "C" into the type field. Select the Customizing object and select "Piece list" in the navigation All views or tables contained in the view cluster are displayed. Deactivate the transport link for these views or tables as described above. Now the corresponding Customizing object is no longer subject to the transport connection and is excluded from the changeability check. The change is active in all clients of the system. You can also change the Customizing object in a locked client (independent of the client role). However, now it is also no longer possible to manually transport entries of the view or table.

note 135048

As of Release 4.6, the corresponding indicator can be maintained directly from the IMG.
To do this, open the IMG and display the IMG structure. Position the cursor on the corresponding IMG activity and select the menu path "Edit -> Display IMG activity". On the following screen, select the Tab "Maint.objects". A list of the assigned Customizing objects is displayed. By double-clicking on the corresponding row, navigate to the Customizing object and set the Indicator "Current settings" directly.
Alternatively, call Transaction SOBJ. Here, you enter the Customizing object and set the indicator directly.
Note: As of release 4.6 the Table CUSAMEN is no longer used. Making entries in this table no longer takes effect on the system. In particular, you can no longer execute the report mentioned in Note 77430 as of Basis release 4.6. If you do this you could lose definitions whose objects are current settings

 

 

Note 736920 - Maintainance of selected sets requires transport request

 

Call transaction SOBJ and set the indicator 'Enter conditions'.
-> Choose 'Maintain'.
  -> Specify the objects 'V_QPAM_CL' and 'V_QPGR_CL'.
    -> Set the indicator 'Current Settings'.