Message type: E = Error
Message class: CTS_ORGANIZER_MSG - Message Class for the Transport Organizer
Message number: 133
Message text: Task &1 does no longer exist
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The SAP error message CTS_ORGANIZER_MSG133 indicates that a task referenced in the Change and Transport System (CTS) no longer exists. This can occur for several reasons, such as the task being deleted, the transport request being released, or the task being incorrectly referenced.
Causes:
- Task Deletion: The task may have been deleted manually or through a transport process.
- Transport Request Release: If the transport request containing the task has been released, the task may no longer be available for further processing.
- Incorrect Reference: The task ID being referenced may be incorrect or mistyped.
- System Synchronization Issues: If there are issues with the synchronization between the development and quality or production systems, it may lead to this error.
- Transport Directory Issues: Problems with the transport directory or transport management configuration can also lead to this error.
Solutions:
- Verify Task Existence: Check if the task still exists in the system. You can do this by using transaction code SE01 or SE09 to look for the task.
- Check Transport Request Status: Ensure that the transport request containing the task has not been released or deleted. If it has been released, you may need to create a new task.
- Correct Task Reference: Double-check the task ID you are trying to reference to ensure it is correct.
- Recreate the Task: If the task is indeed missing and you need it, you may need to recreate it manually.
- Transport Directory Check: Ensure that the transport directory is correctly configured and that there are no issues with the transport management system.
- System Logs: Check the system logs for any additional error messages or warnings that might provide more context about the issue.
Related Information:
If the problem persists after trying the above solutions, consider reaching out to your SAP Basis team or SAP support for further assistance.
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