Message type: E = Error
Message class: 76 - HR: Error Messages in Payroll Calendar
Message number: 060
Message text: Begin date &2 of period &1 is earlier than the current date
The period entered starts before today, This job cannot be scheduled.
Change the period.
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76060
- Begin date &2 of period &1 is earlier than the current date ?The SAP error message 76060, which states "Begin date &2 of period &1 is earlier than the current date," typically occurs in the context of period management, such as when trying to post transactions or perform activities in a period that has already closed or is not open for posting.
Cause: The error is triggered when: You are attempting to post a transaction or perform an action in a period that has a start date earlier than the current date. The period you are trying to access is closed or not open for posting in the system settings.
Solution: To resolve this error, you can take the following steps: Check the Current Date: Ensure that the current date in the system is correct. Sometimes, system date settings may be incorrect. Review Period Settings: Go to the transaction code OB52 (or the relevant configuration for your version) to check the open and closed periods. Ensure that the period you are trying
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