Message type: E = Error
Message class: SCPR_ATC - Message class for ATC checks on BC sets
Message number: 018
Message text: SOBJ piece list for table/view in customizing object is not consistent
The object piece list (SOBJ) of table/view in customizing object does
not match the piece list of the table/view in the Dictionary Definition.
The BC Set display/maintenance transactions display the table/view as
part of the customizing object. The activation procedure also regards
the table/view as part of the customizing object, and activates it, such
that table entries are created/updated.
This might lead to inconsistencies in terms of data, upon activation of
BC-Set.
Usually SOBJ definition is generated succeeding maintenance view
generation process.
Compare the SOBJ transaction object piece list with the Data Dictionary
(SE11) piece list, and resolve differences in the object piece list.
Choose the 'Compare with Dictionary' pushbutton in SOBJ. This pushbutton
is only active in change mode.
For cluster objects, you must correct the object lists of the sub
objects first.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
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What causes this issue? The table/view was added to the object manually when th...
SCPR_ATC016 View has undefined customizing delivery class
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SCPR_ATC019 View/table contains tables with different cascading attributes
What causes this issue? The cascade property of a view/table consists not only ...
SCPR_ATC020 View/table in object has incorrect cascading attributes
What causes this issue? The delivery class of table/view does not match the cas...
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