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SV625 - Screen &1: fixed columns in table control too wide.
SAP Error Message - Details
Message type: E = Error
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Message class: SV - View Maintenance: Customize Messages
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Message number: 625
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Message text: Screen &1: fixed columns in table control too wide.
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What causes this issue?
The fixed Table Control columns in screen &V1& take up too much space.
System Response
All key fields may not be visible, and the function field area is too
narrow.How to fix this error?
Check whether all Table Control key fields are visible and whether the
user can reach the function fields. Shorten the output length of some
fields and put them in the rollbar.Procedure for System Administrators
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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