How To Fix APB_FPM_TEST202 - Node element with row key &1 collapsed

APB_FPM_TEST202 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: APB_FPM_TEST - Messages for the Test applicaitons

• Message number: 202

• Message text: Node element with row key &1 collapsed

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message APB_FPM_TEST202 - Node element with row key &1 collapsed ?

  The SAP error message "APB_FPM_TEST202 Node element with row key &1 collapsed" typically occurs in the context of SAP FPM (Floorplan Manager) applications. This error indicates that a specific node element in the FPM application is collapsed, which means that the application is trying to access or manipulate a node that is not currently expanded or visible.
  
  Cause:
  
  Node State: The node with the specified row key is in a collapsed state, which means it is not currently expanded in the UI.
  Data Binding Issues: There may be issues with how data is bound to the UI elements, leading to inconsistencies in the state of the nodes.
  User Interaction: The user may have manually collapsed the node, or there may be logic in the application that collapses nodes based on certain conditions.
  Application Logic: The application logic may be attempting to perform an operation on a node that is not in an appropriate state for