/BCV/QRM776 - Query &1: Wildcards are only allowed for operator 'Equal' (field &2)

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  • 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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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message /BCV/QRM776 - Query &1: Wildcards are only allowed for operator 'Equal' (field &2) ?

    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:

    1. Incorrect Operator: You are using a wildcard with an operator that does not support it (e.g., Not Equal, Greater Than, Less Than, etc.).
    2. 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:

    1. Change the Operator: If you are using a wildcard, ensure that you are using the "Equal" operator. For example, instead of using Not Equal or Greater Than, switch to Equal if you want to use wildcards.

      Example:

      • Instead of Field <> 'Value*', use Field = 'Value*'.
    2. Remove Wildcards: If the operator you are using does not support wildcards, consider removing the wildcard and using a specific value instead.

    3. Check Field Documentation: Review the documentation for the specific field you are querying to understand its constraints and the operators that are allowed.

    4. 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:

    • SAP Documentation: Refer to the SAP Help Portal or specific module documentation for details on query syntax and supported operators for the fields you are working with.
    • Transaction Codes: If you are using a specific transaction code (like SE16, SE11, etc.), check the field definitions in the Data Dictionary (SE11) to see the allowed operators and any constraints.
    • SAP Notes: Search for relevant SAP Notes that might address this error or provide additional context on the use of wildcards in queries.

    By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the error and successfully execute your query.

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