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Message type: E = Error
Message class: CM_REPORT_TEMPLATE - Report Templates
Message number: 176
Message text: Output block is not fully defined; start is missing
The output block for an MIC repeating group (master group with instance
control) or an MIC:POS repeating group (master group - positions of
instance control) is not fully defined. Symbol 01EHS_ICBCB, which
denotes the start of the output block, is missing from the report
template. The report template therefore cannot be used for report
generation. The report is not created.
Define the start of the output block in the report template by means of
the symbol EHS_ICBCB. This symbol must occur after the start of the MIC
repeating group or the MIC:POS repeating group in the report template.
Example:
<NP><(><<)>11BRG015(MIC,SAP_EHS_1027_001;*)><(><<)>01EHS_ICBCB></>
[Data for the output block]
<NP><(><<)>01EHS_ICBCE><(><<)>11ERG015></>
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
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CM_REPORT_TEMPLATE176
- Output block is not fully defined; start is missing ?The SAP error message CM_REPORT_TEMPLATE176, which states "Output block is not fully defined; start is missing," typically occurs in the context of report generation or template configuration within SAP. This error indicates that there is an issue with the definition of an output block in a report template, specifically that the starting point of the output block has not been defined.
Cause:
- Incomplete Configuration: The output block in the report template may not have been fully configured. This could mean that the starting point (e.g., a header or a specific data field) is missing.
- Template Corruption: The report template may be corrupted or improperly set up, leading to missing definitions.
- User Error: The user may have inadvertently deleted or not defined the starting point of the output block while editing the report template.
Solution:
Check Output Block Configuration:
- Go to the report template in question and check the configuration of the output blocks.
- Ensure that all required fields, including the starting point, are properly defined.
Define the Start of the Output Block:
- If the starting point is missing, you need to define it. This could involve specifying a header or a specific data field that serves as the starting point for the output block.
Review Template Settings:
- Review the overall settings of the report template to ensure that all necessary components are included and correctly configured.
Recreate the Output Block:
- If the output block is corrupted or cannot be fixed, consider deleting it and recreating it from scratch.
Consult Documentation:
- Refer to SAP documentation or help resources for guidance on configuring report templates and output blocks.
Seek Help from SAP Support:
- If the issue persists after trying the above solutions, consider reaching out to SAP support for further assistance.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue causing the CM_REPORT_TEMPLATE176 error in SAP.
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