How To Fix CNV10992152 - Selection: &1 OPEN CURSOR SELECT ; &2 CLIENT SPECIFIED

CNV10992152 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: CNV10992 - Message class for CNV_10992

• Message number: 152

• Message text: Selection: &1 OPEN CURSOR SELECT ; &2 CLIENT SPECIFIED

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CNV10992152 - Details

• The SAP error message CNV10992152 typically indicates an issue related to database cursor management in the context of a data migration or conversion process. This error suggests that there is an open cursor that has not been properly closed, which can lead to issues when trying to execute a new SELECT statement in the specified client.
  
  Cause:
  
  Open Cursor: The error occurs when a SELECT statement is executed while there is already an open cursor for the same database connection. This can happen if a previous operation did not close its cursor properly.
  Client-Specific Data: The error message indicates that the operation is being performed in a specific client, which may have its own set of data and configurations. If the cursor is not managed correctly, it can lead to conflicts or data retrieval issues.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  Close Open Cursors: Ensure that all open cursors are properly closed before executing a new SELECT statement. This can