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Message type: E = Error
Message class: BRF - Messages for Business Rule Framework
Message number: 378
Message text: Pass an event object to function module &1
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The SAP error message BRF378, which states "Pass an event object to function module &1," typically occurs in the context of Business Rule Framework (BRF+) when a function module is expected to receive an event object but does not.
Cause:
The error is usually caused by one of the following reasons:
- Missing Event Object: The function module being called requires an event object as an input parameter, but it is not being passed correctly.
- Incorrect Configuration: The configuration of the BRF+ application or the rules may not be set up properly, leading to the absence of the required event object.
- Programming Error: If you are calling the function module from custom code, there may be a programming error where the event object is not being instantiated or passed correctly.
Solution:
To resolve the BRF378 error, you can take the following steps:
Check Function Module Signature: Review the function module's definition to ensure that it indeed requires an event object. You can do this by checking the parameters of the function module in the ABAP Dictionary (SE11).
Pass the Event Object: Ensure that when you call the function module, you are passing the required event object. This may involve creating or retrieving the event object before the function call.
Review BRF+ Configuration: Go through the BRF+ application configuration to ensure that all necessary components are correctly set up. This includes checking the rules, decision tables, and any associated events.
Debugging: If you are calling the function module from custom ABAP code, use the debugger to trace the execution and verify that the event object is being created and passed correctly.
Consult Documentation: Refer to the SAP documentation for BRF+ and the specific function module to understand the expected input parameters and their types.
Check for Updates: Ensure that your SAP system is up to date with the latest support packages and notes, as there may be fixes or enhancements related to BRF+.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to identify the cause of the BRF378 error and implement a solution to resolve it.
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