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Message type: E = Error
Message class: ACM_SYNTAX - ACM: DCL Syntax Error Messages
Message number: 177
Message text: REPLACING CONDITIONS can be used at most once for each of VOID/TRUE/FALSE
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ACM_SYNTAX177
- REPLACING CONDITIONS can be used at most once for each of VOID/TRUE/FALSE ?The SAP error message ACM_SYNTAX177, which states "REPLACING CONDITIONS can be used at most once for each of VOID/TRUE/FALSE," typically occurs in the context of ABAP programming, particularly when dealing with conditions in a replacement or evaluation context.
Cause:
This error arises when you attempt to use the
REPLACING CONDITIONS
statement more than once for the same condition type (VOID, TRUE, or FALSE) within a single context. In ABAP, theREPLACING CONDITIONS
statement is used to define how certain conditions should be handled, and each condition type can only be defined once in a given context.Solution:
To resolve this error, you should:
Review Your Code: Check the section of your code where you are using the
REPLACING CONDITIONS
statement. Look for multiple definitions of the same condition type (VOID, TRUE, FALSE).Consolidate Conditions: If you find that you have multiple
REPLACING CONDITIONS
statements for the same condition type, consolidate them into a single statement. Ensure that you are only defining each condition type once.Refactor Logic: If your logic requires different handling for the same condition type, consider refactoring your code to separate the logic into different contexts or use alternative approaches to achieve the desired outcome.
Example:
Here’s a simplified example to illustrate the issue:
DATA: lv_value TYPE i. REPLACING CONDITIONS VOID = 'No Value' TRUE = 'Value Exists' FALSE = 'Value Does Not Exist'. " This will cause ACM_SYNTAX177 if you try to define the same conditions again REPLACING CONDITIONS VOID = 'Another No Value'. " This will trigger the error
Related Information:
REPLACING CONDITIONS
.By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the ACM_SYNTAX177 error and ensure that your ABAP code runs smoothly.
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