F0239 - Only use fields that are defined in tables BSIK and BSID


SAP Error Message - Details

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: F0 - FI batch program messages

  • Message number: 239

  • Message text: Only use fields that are defined in tables BSIK and BSID

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  • What causes this issue?

    You have selected by a field from the BKPF document header or you have
    specified line item BSEG. Your specifications will be used internally
    in the index files for open items (BSID for customer accounts and BSIK
    for vendor accounts). This means that you can only select by fields
    that are in both of the above tables. You have not selected such
    fields.

    System Response

    Your selection is not accepted.

    How to fix this error?

    Select using one of the defined fields.

    Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.


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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message F0239 - Only use fields that are defined in tables BSIK and BSID ?

    The SAP error message F0239, which states "Only use fields that are defined in tables BSIK and BSID," typically occurs when there is an attempt to access or manipulate fields in a report or program that are not defined in the specified tables. BSIK and BSID are standard SAP tables that store accounting documents for open items in accounts payable and accounts receivable, respectively.

    Cause:

    1. Field Usage: The error is triggered when a field that is not part of the BSIK or BSID tables is referenced in a query, report, or program.
    2. Custom Development: If there is custom code or a custom report that tries to access fields not defined in these tables, it will lead to this error.
    3. Data Dictionary Changes: If there have been changes in the data dictionary or if fields have been removed or renamed, this could also cause the error.

    Solution:

    1. Check Field Definitions: Review the fields being used in your report or program. Ensure that all fields referenced are indeed part of the BSIK or BSID tables.
    2. Modify the Code: If you are using custom code, modify it to only include fields that are defined in the BSIK and BSID tables. You can check the structure of these tables using transaction codes SE11 (Data Dictionary) or SE16 (Data Browser).
    3. Use Correct Tables: If you need to access additional fields that are not in BSIK or BSID, consider using other related tables or views that contain the necessary data.
    4. Debugging: If you are unsure where the error is occurring, use the debugging tools in SAP to trace the execution of the program and identify the exact line causing the issue.

    Related Information:

    • BSIK Table: Contains open items for accounts payable. It includes fields like vendor number, document number, and amount.
    • BSID Table: Contains open items for accounts receivable. It includes fields like customer number, document number, and amount.
    • Transaction Codes: Use SE11 to view the structure of BSIK and BSID, and SE38 or SE80 to check the program or report that is causing the error.
    • SAP Notes: Check for any relevant SAP Notes that might address this issue or provide additional guidance.

    By ensuring that only valid fields from the BSIK and BSID tables are used in your reports or programs, you can resolve the F0239 error.

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