Message type: E = Error
Message class: /BCV/QRM -
Message number: 819
Message text: Query &1: Result field ID is missing for value type 'R' in formula &2
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The SAP error message
/BCV/QRM819
indicates that there is an issue with a query in the SAP system, specifically related to a formula that is expected to return a result field but is missing one for a certain value type. Here’s a breakdown of the components of the error message and potential solutions:Cause:
- Missing Result Field ID: The error suggests that the query is trying to use a formula that requires a result field ID for a value type 'R' (which typically stands for a result or calculated value), but it is not defined or is missing.
- Formula Configuration: The formula referenced in the error message may not be correctly configured, or the necessary fields may not have been defined in the query.
- Data Source Issues: There may be issues with the data source or the underlying data model that prevent the query from retrieving the necessary fields.
Solution:
Check Formula Configuration:
- Go to the query definition in the SAP system and check the formula that is causing the error. Ensure that all required fields are defined and that the result field ID is correctly specified.
- If the formula is custom, verify that it adheres to the expected structure and that all necessary components are included.
Define Missing Result Field:
- If the result field ID is indeed missing, you will need to define it in the query. This can typically be done in the query designer or the relevant configuration area of the SAP system.
Review Query Structure:
- Ensure that the query structure is correct and that all necessary fields are included. Sometimes, fields may be inadvertently removed or not included in the query definition.
Check Data Source:
- Verify that the data source for the query is correctly set up and that it contains the necessary fields. If there are changes in the underlying data model, you may need to update the query accordingly.
Test the Query:
- After making the necessary adjustments, test the query to ensure that it runs without errors. If the error persists, further investigation into the specific formula and its components may be required.
Related Information:
If the issue persists after trying the above solutions, it may be beneficial to consult with an SAP expert or your organization's SAP support team for further assistance.
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