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Message type: E = Error
Message class: BRAIN_DEV - BRAIN messages (for use by development)
Message number: 115
Message text: Variable '&1' in exception '&2' must be a parameter variable
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The SAP error message BRAIN_DEV115 indicates that there is an issue with a variable in a query or report that is expected to be a parameter variable but is not. This error typically occurs in the context of SAP Business Warehouse (BW) or SAP BusinessObjects when working with queries, variables, or reports.
Cause:
The error arises when:
- A variable is defined in a way that it is not recognized as a parameter variable.
- The variable is being used in a context where a parameter variable is required, such as in filters, selections, or calculations.
- There may be a mismatch in the variable type or its definition, leading to the system not recognizing it as a parameter variable.
Solution:
To resolve the BRAIN_DEV115 error, you can follow these steps:
Check Variable Definition:
- Go to the variable definition in the SAP BW system.
- Ensure that the variable is defined as a parameter variable. This can typically be done in the variable settings where you can specify the type of variable.
Review Query Design:
- Open the query in the Query Designer.
- Check where the variable is being used. Ensure that it is being used in a context that allows for parameter variables.
- If the variable is being used in a filter or selection, confirm that it is set up correctly.
Adjust Variable Usage:
- If the variable is not intended to be a parameter variable, consider changing its usage or replacing it with a correct parameter variable.
- If necessary, create a new parameter variable that meets the requirements of the query or report.
Test the Query:
- After making the necessary adjustments, test the query to ensure that the error no longer occurs.
Consult Documentation:
- If you are unsure about the variable settings or how to define a parameter variable, refer to the SAP documentation or help resources for guidance on variable types and their usage.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue causing the BRAIN_DEV115 error in your SAP environment.
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