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Message type: E = Error
Message class: 40 - Messages for Process Orders
Message number: 117
Message text: You may not increase the requirement quantity (of &1) for approved order
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40117
- You may not increase the requirement quantity (of &1) for approved order ?The SAP error message 40117, which states "You may not increase the requirement quantity (of &1) for approved order," typically occurs in the context of production orders, purchase orders, or similar documents where a requirement quantity has been approved and cannot be modified.
Cause:
- Approved Status: The order in question has already been approved, and the system restricts changes to the requirement quantity to maintain data integrity and avoid discrepancies in planning and execution.
- Configuration Settings: The system may be configured to prevent changes to approved orders to ensure that all stakeholders are aware of the current requirements and to avoid confusion.
- Document Type Restrictions: Certain document types may have specific rules regarding changes after approval.
Solution:
- Check Approval Status: Verify the status of the order. If it is indeed approved, you may need to follow the proper process to modify it, which could involve unapproving the order or creating a new order with the desired quantity.
- Consult with Stakeholders: If the requirement quantity needs to be increased, consult with relevant stakeholders (e.g., production planning, procurement) to determine the best course of action.
- Use Change Documents: If your organization allows it, you may need to create a change document or a follow-up order to reflect the increased requirement.
- System Configuration: If this behavior is not desired, you may need to review the configuration settings in SAP to allow changes to approved orders, but this should be done with caution and in consultation with your SAP administrator or functional consultant.
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