Message type: E = Error
Message class: /CFG/ACTIVATION -
Message number: 139
Message text: Multiple Customizing Objects found for view &1.
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The SAP error message
/CFG/ACTIVATION139 Multiple Customizing Objects found for view &1
typically occurs during the activation of a customizing view in the SAP system. This error indicates that there are multiple customizing objects (like entries in a customizing table) that correspond to the same view, which creates ambiguity for the system.Cause:
- Duplicate Entries: There are multiple entries in the customizing tables that correspond to the same view. This can happen due to incorrect configuration or data entry.
- Transport Issues: If multiple transports have been imported that contain conflicting or duplicate entries for the same customizing object, this error can occur.
- Inconsistent Data: The system may have inconsistent data due to manual changes or errors during the configuration process.
Solution:
Identify Duplicates:
- Use transaction codes like
SE11
(Data Dictionary) orSE16
(Data Browser) to check the customizing tables related to the view in question.- Look for entries that have the same key fields or identifiers.
Remove or Merge Duplicates:
- If you find duplicate entries, determine which entry is correct and remove or merge the others as necessary.
- Ensure that you have a backup of the data before making any changes.
Check Transport Requests:
- Review the transport requests that have been imported recently to see if they contain conflicting entries.
- If necessary, revert or adjust the transport requests to resolve the conflict.
Re-activate the View:
- After resolving the duplicates, try to activate the view again using transaction
SE11
or the relevant customizing transaction.Consult Documentation:
- Check SAP Notes or documentation related to the specific view or customizing object for any known issues or additional guidance.
Related Information:
Transaction Codes:
SE11
(Data Dictionary)SE16
(Data Browser)SPRO
(Customizing Implementation Guide)SAP Notes: Search for relevant SAP Notes in the SAP Support Portal that may address this specific error or provide additional troubleshooting steps.
Testing: After making changes, ensure to test the functionality related to the view to confirm that the issue has been resolved and that no new issues have been introduced.
If the problem persists after following these steps, it may be beneficial to consult with an SAP Basis or functional consultant who can provide deeper insights into the system configuration and potential underlying issues.
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