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Message type: E = Error
Message class: APJ_DT - Application job designtime
Message number: 072
Message text: Parameter &1 is still used in job catalog parameter list.
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APJ_DT072
- Parameter &1 is still used in job catalog parameter list. ?The SAP error message APJ_DT072 indicates that a parameter (denoted as &1) is still being referenced in the job catalog parameter list, even though it may have been intended for removal or modification. This error typically arises in the context of job scheduling or job management within the SAP system.
Cause:
- Parameter Still in Use: The specified parameter is still being referenced in one or more job definitions or job catalogs, which prevents it from being deleted or modified.
- Job Catalog Configuration: The job catalog may not have been updated to reflect changes made to parameters, leading to inconsistencies.
- Dependency Issues: Other jobs or processes may depend on the parameter, making it necessary for the parameter to remain in the job catalog.
Solution:
- Check Job Catalog: Review the job catalog to identify where the parameter is being used. You can do this by navigating to the job catalog and searching for the parameter.
- Update Job Definitions: If the parameter is no longer needed, update the job definitions that reference it. Remove or replace the parameter in those job definitions.
- Delete or Modify Parameter: Once you have ensured that the parameter is not being used in any job definitions, you can proceed to delete or modify it in the job catalog.
- Consistency Check: After making changes, perform a consistency check to ensure that there are no lingering references to the parameter.
- Documentation: Document any changes made to the job catalog and parameters for future reference and to maintain clarity in job management.
Related Information:
SM37
(Job Monitoring) or SM36
(Define Background Job) to manage jobs and view their parameters.If the issue persists after following these steps, consider reaching out to your SAP Basis or technical support team for further assistance.
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