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IUUC_REPL_RESET_DEFINED - Reset Replication Object Definition

Purpose

In this step, you can reset the relevant flags for the definition of the initial load or replication object.

You can use this step if you changed the replication content definition, and you want to recreate the initial load or replication object. The system resets the relevant flags but does not reset the definition of the initial load or replication object. If you want to delete an existing initial load or replication object, and not just reset the flags, use the step Delete Load / Replication Objects (accessible from the tab page Processing Steps) instead. This step also resets the status.

Only reset the flags if you are sure that the flags are not defined properly and therefore must be reset. If the load or replication object still exists, use the step Delete Load / Replication Objects instead.

Features

You can use this step to reset flags for those tables listed on the Table Overview tab page.

The system reset all relevant flags on the tab page Data Transfer Monitor, and resets all internal flags related to the definition of the initial load or replication object.

Selection

If you use transaction LTRC to run this report, then the system automatically uses the relevant mass transfer ID (this value cannot be changed). If you run this report outside of transaction LTRC (for example by using transaction SE38), then you must specify a mass transfer ID. If you want to restrict the selection to certain tables, you can specify in the Table Name fields. Otherwise, the system resets the flags for all tables of the mass transfer ID.