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Message type: E = Error
Message class: AU - FI-AA utility program error messages
Message number: 167
Message text: XPRA report RAIXPR04: table &1 was already OK
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AU167
- XPRA report RAIXPR04: table &1 was already OK ?The SAP error message AU167, which is associated with the XPRA report RAIXPR04, indicates that the system is attempting to perform an operation on a table that has already been processed and is in a stable state (i.e., "already OK"). This typically occurs during the upgrade or migration process when the system is trying to apply changes to database tables that have already been updated.
Cause:
- Redundant Execution: The XPRA report is being executed multiple times, and the table in question has already been processed in a previous run.
- Upgrade or Migration Issues: The error may arise during an upgrade or migration process where the system is trying to apply changes that have already been applied.
- Incorrect Sequence of Execution: The XPRA reports may not be executed in the correct order, leading to attempts to reprocess tables that are already in the desired state.
Solution:
- Check Execution Logs: Review the logs of the XPRA report execution to confirm whether the table was indeed processed previously. This can help identify if the error is due to a redundant execution.
- Skip the Report: If you confirm that the table is already in the correct state, you may be able to skip the execution of this particular XPRA report. However, ensure that this does not affect the integrity of the upgrade or migration process.
- Re-run the Upgrade/Migration: If the error is part of a larger upgrade or migration process, consider re-running the entire process to ensure that all steps are executed correctly.
- Consult SAP Notes: Check the SAP Support Portal for any relevant SAP Notes that may address this specific error or provide guidance on how to handle it.
- Contact SAP Support: If the issue persists and you cannot find a resolution, consider reaching out to SAP Support for assistance.
Related Information:
Always ensure that you have a backup of your system and data before making changes or executing reports that modify database tables.
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