How To Fix 15232 - Update requests in state 'Prepared' cannot be changed

15232 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: 15 - Update message

• Message number: 232

• Message text: Update requests in state 'Prepared' cannot be changed

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message 15232 - Update requests in state 'Prepared' cannot be changed ?

  The SAP error message "15232 Update requests in state 'Prepared' cannot be changed" typically occurs in the context of update requests in the SAP system. This error indicates that an update request is in a "Prepared" state, meaning it has been prepared for processing but has not yet been executed. As a result, certain operations or changes cannot be performed on it.
  
  Cause:
  
  Update Request State: The update request is in a state where it is not allowed to be modified. This can happen if the request is already being processed or if it has been prepared for execution.
  System Locking: The update request may be locked by another process or user, preventing changes.
  Transaction Issues: There may be issues with the transaction that created the update request, leading to it being in an unexpected state.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  Check the Status: Use transaction codes like SM13 (Update Records) to check the status of the update requests. Look