How To Fix CFD_RCV_EXCEPTIONS003 - Metrics-WHERE-clause-builder exception for field &1 (type: &2) occured

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: CFD_RCV_EXCEPTIONS - Custom Fields: Recovery Support Tool Exception Message Class

• Message number: 003

• Message text: Metrics-WHERE-clause-builder exception for field &1 (type: &2) occured

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message CFD_RCV_EXCEPTIONS003 - Metrics-WHERE-clause-builder exception for field &1 (type: &2) occured ?

  The SAP error message CFD_RCV_EXCEPTIONS003 indicates that there is an issue with the WHERE clause builder in the context of a metrics calculation or data retrieval process. This error typically arises when there is a problem with the field specified in the WHERE clause, which could be due to various reasons such as incorrect field type, missing field, or issues with the data model.
  Causes:
  
  Field Type Mismatch: The field specified in the WHERE clause may not match the expected data type. For example, if a numeric field is expected but a string is provided, this can lead to an exception.
  Field Not Found: The field specified in the WHERE clause may not exist in the data model or the context in which it is being referenced.
  Data Model Issues: There may be inconsistencies or errors in the underlying data model that prevent the WHERE clause from being constructed correctly.
  Incorrect Syntax: There may be