MC*SETUP entries in extractor queues” “found; please clean them up”

The following error message prompted during the SUM execution phase JOB_RSVBCHCK_D.

Details from the trace log,

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
Phase: JOB_RSVBCHCK_D 
CHECK OF UPDATE TASK ERRORS 
Find the detailed log in RSVBCHCK.SID 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
3 ETG045 ************************************************************************* 
3 ETG011 " " 
3 ETG045 ************************************************************************* 
3 ETG012 "Begin of check for entries in" "extractor queues" 
3 ETG011 " " 
2EETG012 "5711461 MC*SETUP entries in extractor queues" "found; please clean them up" 
2EETG012 "See also long text of message MCEX 141" "using transaction SE91" 
3 ETG011 " " 
2EETG012 "Client 888, application 02:" "265691 MC*SETUP entries found" 
2EETG012 "Client 888, application 03:" "214982 MC*SETUP entries found" 
2EETG012 "Client 888, application 12:" "5043878 MC*SETUP entries found" 
2EETG012 "Client 888, application 17:" "47410 MC*SETUP entries found" 
3 ETG011 " " 
A2EEMCEX 141 Struct. appl. "02" cannot be changed due to setup table -> Long text" ""MC02M_0ITMSETUP""888" 
A2EEMCEX 141 Struct. appl. "02" cannot be changed due to setup table -> Long text" ""MC02M_0SCLSETUP""888" 
A2EEMCEX 141 Struct. appl. "02" cannot be changed due to setup table -> Long text" ""MC02M_0SGRSETUP""888" 
A2EEMCEX 141 Struct. appl. "02" cannot be changed due to setup table -> Long text" ""MC02M_0SRVSETUP""888" 

Solution

From SAP Note 1705774,

As long as you are in prepare or uptime of the upgrade (upgrade phase JOB_RSVBCHCK2) you can select Ignore
Recommendation: We recommend that you clean up as many updates and RFC calls as possible. Otherwise, you have to clean them up during downtime.
In the downtime there is also a check on update records in phase JOB_RSVBCHCK_D (or JOB_RSVBCHCK_R), which cannot be ignored and must be resolved.

For a smooth upgrade execution, please ensure you have delete / clean up the SMQ1 before the entering the downtime phase. The steps cover as below and you must read the blogs and SAP note from the reference section as well.

  • MCEX* entries in SMQ1 are zero and do also check SM13 locks are clear.
  • No entries in RSA7.
  • Use report RMCEXCHK to check for unprocessed logistics extraction data.
  • Get advise from developer, BW team for data record deletions from the logistics extraction. Use report RMCEX_SETUP_ENTRIES.
  • Get advise from developer, BW team for LBWG setup data deletion.

Note: The MC02M_0SRVSETUP cannot be delete by above steps. You can use transaction SE14 to perform the deletion.

# N:\SUM_3\abap\log\RSVBCHCK.SID:
 3 ETG045 *************************************************************************
 3 ETG011 " "
 3 ETG045 *************************************************************************
 3 ETG012 "Begin of check for entries in" "extractor queues"
 3 ETG011 " "
 2EETG012 "265691 MC*SETUP entries in extractor queues" "found; please clean them up"
 2EETG012 "See also long text of message MCEX 141" "using transaction SE91"
 3 ETG011 " "
 2EETG012 "Client 200, application 02:" "265691 MC*SETUP entries found"
 3 ETG011 " "
 A2EEMCEX 141 Struct. appl. "02" cannot be changed due to setup table -> Long text" ""MC02M_0SRVSETUP""888"

Note: The SMQ1 queues and their respective application component

  • BW* SMQ1 queue -> BC-BW
  • CIF* SMQ1 queue -> SCM-APO
  • CF* SMQ1 queue -> SCM-APO
  • MCEX* SMQ1 queue -> BC-BW
  • R3AD* SMQ1 queue -> CRM-MW
  • XBT* SMQ1 queue -> BC-XI

Reference

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