Job is Terminated

Analyzing

Procedure

Step 1:

Are there error messages in the job log?

Display the job log (see Analyzing Job Status)

Are there error messages?

• Yes:

  View the error message long texts ( Goto  Long text)

  Due to the large number of different problems which can cause termination of a job, it is not possible here to give a generalized procedure for analyzing the problems. There follows a list of some of the more commonly observed problems:

  • A variant of an ABAP program cannot be found, because it has been deleted.

  • There is a syntax error in an ABAP program.

  • There is a runtime error in an ABAP program, for example, divide by zero.

  • An external program cannot be started (see Analyzing Problems With External Commands and Programs)

Could the problem be solved ?

• No:

  Continue with step 2

Step 2:

Are there unusual entries in the system log?

Does the job have a target server?

• Yes:

  Check the system log on the target server for entries (see Analyzing the Work Processes and System Log of an Application Server)

• No: Check the system logs of all job servers for entries (see Analyzing the Work Processes and System Log of an Application Server)

Did you find entries?

Can you solve the problem yourself?

• No: Notify SAP of the problem