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2.5.8.2 Run Processes to Update Production Data - error message

SteveST

I am getting this error message, how can I investigate this? Where should I start looking to fix this step so that it can continue ? Any suggesitons are highly appreciated.

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SIVAPRASADPERAM

Why did you keep your L2 training model in deployed mode? The L2 model is not required to be deployed, so you changed it to Standard mode and started the investigation.

looks like your current model - the list is not enabled as a Production List, which is why you're getting the error.

Soumadipta

Hi Steve,

Looking at the error message seems like an ALM issue, the list might not have marked as production data. here are two options that you can check

Mark the List as Production Data

If P2 Products should be maintained by imports in production:

Open the Development Model > Go to General Lists. >Select P2 Products. >Check whether Production Data is enabled. > If not: Set the list as Production Data. > Synchronize the change from Development to Production using ALM. > Re-run the import.

Switch the Model to Standard Mode

If you need to make a one-time structural change:

Open the target model.

Go to Manage Models

Change Mode from Deployed to Standard. > Run the import. > Optionally return the model to Deployed Mode.

Note: this breaks might break the normal ALM deployment process , so use this carefully but it should get resolved with first option.

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SIVAPRASADPERAM

Why did you keep your L2 training model in deployed mode? The L2 model is not required to be deployed, so you changed it to Standard mode and started the investigation.

looks like your current model - the list is not enabled as a Production List, which is why you're getting the error.

Soumadipta

Hi Steve,

Looking at the error message seems like an ALM issue, the list might not have marked as production data. here are two options that you can check

Mark the List as Production Data

If P2 Products should be maintained by imports in production:

Switch the Model to Standard Mode

If you need to make a one-time structural change:

Open the target model.

Go to Manage Models

Change Mode from Deployed to Standard. > Run the import. > Optionally return the model to Deployed Mode.

Note: this breaks might break the normal ALM deployment process , so use this carefully but it should get resolved with first option.

SteveST

Thanks. I later researched and found that be the issue and fixed it.

Steve

SteveST

Yes, I later researched after the post and found out to be the issue.

Thanks for the quick response,

Steve

SIVAPRASADPERAM

Sounds good!

raunak.singhai

This is an ALM configuration issue: the process is trying to create items in P2 Products, but that list is not marked as Production Data. In the development model, enable Production Data for the list, sync the change to production, and rerun the process. Avoid switching the deployed model to Standard mode unless a genuine structural change is required.

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