How To Fix FDT_CORE378 - Mehrfachverwendung identischer Objekte (&1 u. &2) in &3/&4 nicht zulässig


SAP Error Message - Details

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: FDT_CORE - Formula & Derivation Tool: Core

  • Message number: 378

  • Message text: Mehrfachverwendung identischer Objekte (&1 u. &2) in &3/&4 nicht zulässig

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  • Was verursacht dieses Problem?

    In the current ruleset, the system has detected multiple occurrences of
    the same data object used in the same scope. This situation may lead to
    ambiguous references that the system cannot resolve.
    From a ruleset perspective, data objects may occur within the following
    scope areas:
    Function context
    Function result
    Temporary ruleset variables
    Each data object you use must be unique within each of these scope areas
    as well as across all scope areas. However, experience shows that it can
    happen quite easily that you have two tables referring to the same
    structure, or two structures referring to the same element data object.
    This results in a violation of the requirement mentioned above.
    Note: You may probably see this conflict message several times, due to
    the sequential processing of the check. We therefore recommend you start
    correcting this issue at the first occurrence and check again. Chances
    are that one correction may already solve several subsequent issues at
    once.

    Systemantwort

    The object cannot be activated.

    Wie behebe ich diesen Fehler?

    To solve the issue, choose one of the following alternatives:
    Bind the affected data objects to suitable ABAP Dictionary (DDIC)
    objects. You should do this in particular for all involved structures
    and tables. This ensures that the used data objects are automatically
    unique. This is the recommended approach.
    If, for whatever reason, data binding is not an option, reorganize the
    affected data objects as follows:
    With the help of the 'Display Related Object' link provided by the
    message, navigate to the data object.
    Analyze the usages of the data object with the help of the 'Where Used'
    function.
    Sort out all usages that do not belong to the function context /
    function result / ruleset temporary variables. These cannot create a
    conflict and need not be considered here.
    For each usage within one of the ruleset scope areas, create a copy of
    the object in question and insert it at the position where the duplicate
    object reference used to be.
    Note that in some use cases you have to keep the old name for the newly
    created objects. For example, this can be necessary for object usages in
    mapping relationships in the context of other expressions. We recommend
    you make a note of each object's purpose either in the object
    description or documentation.
    Regardless which of the above alternative approaches you choose, you
    have to take one final measure:
    Reassign all data object references in the ruleset. This is necessary to
    ensure that the newly created objects (either bound to the dictionary or
    copies of the original objects) are used instead of the original.

    Vorgehensweise für Systemadministratoren

    Das System gibt eine Fehlermeldung aus und erlaubt Ihnen nicht, mit dieser Transaktion fortzufahren, bis der Fehler behoben ist.


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