How To Fix 9J1UF_TP164 - Data of the table & was deleted in productive mode

9J1UF_TP164 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: 9J1UF_TP - Transfer pricing Ukraine

• Message number: 164

• Message text: Data of the table & was deleted in productive mode

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9J1UF_TP164 - Details

• The SAP error message 9J1UF_TP164 indicates that data from a specific table was deleted in productive mode, which is typically a critical issue in SAP systems. This error is often related to data integrity and compliance with business processes, as deleting data in a production environment can lead to inconsistencies and potential operational disruptions.
  
  Cause:
  
  Accidental Deletion: Data may have been deleted accidentally by a user or through a program that was not properly tested.
  Incorrect Configuration: Misconfiguration of data management settings or processes that allow deletions in production.
  Transport Issues: Changes transported from a development or quality environment that inadvertently included deletion commands.
  User Permissions: Users with excessive permissions may have the ability to delete data without proper checks.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  Restore Data: If possible, restore the deleted data from a backup. This is the most straightforward solution if backups are available.
  Audit Logs: Check the system logs to identify who performed the deletion and when. This can