Not Found In System Landscape Directory
A required MicrosoftWindows system directory, the Windows System32 directory is located in either C:WindowsSystem32 or C:Winntsystem32. The system32 directory contains Windows system files and software program files, vital to the operation of the Windows operating system and software programs running in Windows. The most common types of files found in the system32 directory are DLL (Dynamic Link Library) and EXE (executable) files.
The System Landscape Directory (SLD) of SAP NetWeaver is the central source of system landscape information relevant for the management of your software life-cycle. By providing a directory comprising information about all software available from SAP for installation and automatically updated data about systems already installed in a landscape. The system could not find a business system identification for thecurrent client &SYST-MANDT& in the system &SYST-SYSID& inthe Landscape Directory. Procedure Check that the data for the client is correctly maintained in theLandscape Directory. The client must be an instance of class SAPBCClient.
Often, many Microsoft Windows error messages will contain the system32 directory because many of the system files Windows uses to run are stored in this directory. By itself, the system32 directory will not cause any errors, unless it is missing, of course.
TipIf you are getting an error related to a file in the system32 directory, search the Computer Hope site for that file name. Our site may have some information and tips for helping fix the error.
Is it safe to delete the system32 folder?
Issue With System Landscape Directory In Sap
No. This folder is required for Windows and the programs that run under Windows and should not be deleted. If you were to delete the system32 folder, you would encounter many Windows errors, and very possibly, Windows would not load when the computer is restarted.
Do 64-bit computers have a system32 folder?
Yes. For backward compatibility Windows computers still have a system32 folder.
Operating system terms, System folder, System partition