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UGMD237 - Unnamed object &1 has the name &2 in the target system
SAP Error Message - Details
Message type: E = Error
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Message class: UGMD - FIN Master Data: Messages
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Message number: 237
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Message text: Unnamed object &1 has the name &2 in the target system
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What causes this issue?
You attempted to transport the value of field &V1&. No name is assigned
to this value in the source system. However, the name &V2& is assigned
to the value in the target system.System Response
The transport of the database table concerned is terminated. The
transport continues regardless of this.How to fix this error?
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
INCLUDE FINB_NAMING_CONFLICT OBJECT DOKU ID TXProcedure for System Administrators
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