Message type: E = Error
Message class: /SCMTMS/PLN_OPT_APP -
Message number: 605
Message text: No valid direct connection between locations for given stage
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The SAP error message
/SCMTMS/PLN_OPT_APP605
indicates that there is no valid direct connection between the specified locations for the given stage in the Transportation Management System (TMS). This error typically arises during planning or optimization processes when the system cannot find a feasible route or connection between the source and destination locations.Causes:
- Missing or Incorrect Master Data: The locations involved may not have the necessary master data set up correctly, such as transportation lanes, shipping points, or location data.
- Transportation Lanes Not Defined: There may be no transportation lanes defined between the source and destination locations for the specific transportation mode.
- Inactive or Invalid Transportation Lanes: The transportation lanes might be inactive or not valid for the specific stage of transportation.
- Geographical Restrictions: There may be geographical restrictions or constraints that prevent a direct connection between the locations.
- Planning Parameters: The planning parameters or settings may not allow for certain routes or connections.
Solutions:
- Check Master Data: Verify that the master data for the locations involved is correctly set up. This includes checking the location data, shipping points, and any relevant configuration.
- Define Transportation Lanes: Ensure that transportation lanes are defined between the source and destination locations. You can do this in the TMS configuration settings.
- Activate Transportation Lanes: If transportation lanes exist but are inactive, activate them to allow for planning.
- Review Planning Parameters: Check the planning parameters and settings to ensure they allow for the desired connections and routes.
- Consult with Logistics Team: If necessary, consult with the logistics or transportation team to understand any specific constraints or requirements that may affect routing.
- Use Alternative Routes: If a direct connection is not possible, consider using alternative routes or modes of transportation that may be available.
Related Information:
/SCMTMS/PLN
for planning or /SCMTMS/LOC
for location management to investigate and resolve the issue.By addressing the underlying causes and following the suggested solutions, you should be able to resolve the error and successfully plan your transportation activities.
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