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Message type: E = Error
Message class: BRAIN_DEV - BRAIN messages (for use by development)
Message number: 043
Message text: CURRENT MEMBER variable "&1" ignored as default value
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BRAIN_DEV043
- CURRENT MEMBER variable "&1" ignored as default value ?The SAP error message BRAIN_DEV043 indicates that a current member variable in a query is being ignored because it does not have a default value assigned. This typically occurs in the context of SAP BW (Business Warehouse) or SAP BEx (Business Explorer) queries when working with variables.
Cause:
- Missing Default Value: The variable "&1" does not have a default value set, which means that when the query is executed, the system does not know what value to use for this variable.
- Variable Configuration: The variable may be configured incorrectly or not set up to allow a default value.
- User Input Requirement: The variable might be set to require user input, and if no input is provided, the system cannot proceed with the query execution.
Solution:
Set a Default Value:
- Go to the variable settings in the BEx Query Designer.
- Locate the variable "&1" and check its properties.
- Set a default value for the variable. This can be a specific member or a dynamic default value based on certain conditions.
Check Variable Type:
- Ensure that the variable type is appropriate for the data it is supposed to represent. For example, if it is a characteristic variable, it should be linked to the correct characteristic.
Modify Query Execution:
- If the variable is meant to be filled by user input, ensure that the query execution allows for user input and that users are aware they need to provide a value.
Review Variable Properties:
- Check if the variable is set to "Mandatory" or "Optional". If it is mandatory, ensure that a default value is provided or that users are prompted to enter a value.
Testing:
- After making changes, test the query to ensure that the variable is now being recognized and that the query executes without errors.
Related Information:
By addressing the default value issue and ensuring proper configuration of the variable, you should be able to resolve the BRAIN_DEV043 error message.
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