Message type: E = Error
Message class: /BCV/QRM -
Message number: 776
Message text: Query &1: Wildcards are only allowed for operator 'Equal' (field &2)
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The SAP error message
/BCV/QRM776 Query &1: Wildcards are only allowed for operator 'Equal' (field &2)
typically occurs when you are trying to use wildcards (like*
or%
) in a query or selection criteria for a field that does not support them. In SAP, wildcards are generally only allowed with the "Equal" operator, meaning you can only use them when you are checking for equality.Cause:
- Incorrect Operator: You are using a wildcard with an operator that does not support it (e.g.,
Not Equal
,Greater Than
,Less Than
, etc.).- Field Restrictions: The specific field you are querying may have restrictions on the use of wildcards, and it only allows them with the "Equal" operator.
Solution:
Change the Operator: If you are using a wildcard, ensure that you are using the "Equal" operator. For example, instead of using
Not Equal
orGreater Than
, switch toEqual
if you want to use wildcards.Example:
- Instead of
Field <> 'Value*'
, useField = 'Value*'
.Remove Wildcards: If the operator you are using does not support wildcards, consider removing the wildcard and using a specific value instead.
Check Field Documentation: Review the documentation for the specific field you are querying to understand its constraints and the operators that are allowed.
Modify Query Logic: If you need to perform a more complex query that requires wildcards, consider restructuring your query logic to accommodate the limitations of the field and operator.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the error and successfully execute your query.
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