Message type: E = Error
Message class: AM - Business Address Services
Message number: 689
Message text: Use only digits in places &2 to &3 of the company postal code &1
Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
AM689
- Use only digits in places &2 to &3 of the company postal code &1 ?The SAP error message AM689 indicates that there is an issue with the postal code format in the company address. Specifically, it suggests that the postal code contains non-numeric characters in the specified positions, which should only contain digits.
Cause: The error occurs when the postal code entered for a company contains characters that are not digits (0-9) in the specified positions. This could be due to: Typographical errors when entering the postal code. Incorrect formatting or use of special characters (like letters, spaces, or symbols). Data imported from external systems that do not conform to the expected format.
Solution: To resolve this error, follow these steps: Check the Postal Code: Review the postal code entered in the system. Ensure that it consists only of digits in the specified positions (as indicated by the error message). Correct the Format: If there are any letters, spaces, or special characters, remove them and replace them with the correct digits. Re-enter the Postal
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AM688
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