How To Fix CNV_20100084 - Target account &2 exists already; implicit merge by account rename


CNV_20100084 - Overview

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: CNV_20100 - Messageclass for chart of account conversion

  • Message number: 084

  • Message text: Target account &2 exists already; implicit merge by account rename

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  • What causes this issue?

    When the G/L accounts that you plan to merge were checked, it was found
    that target account &V2& (mapping &V1& -> &V2&) already exists in the
    database.
    However target account &V2& is not used as a source account (&V2& ->
    XXXX) for another mapping relation.
    This means that account &V1& is in fact merged with existing account
    &V2& at chart of accounts-dependent G/L account master data level (SKA1,
    A level) as well as at company code-dependent G/L account master data
    level (SKB1, B level).

    The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.

    This has the following consequences. You need:
    to find out if the implicit merge is correct from a logical point of
    view
    to explicitely include the entry &V2& -> &V2& to the mapping
    to consider the priority indicator. If the priority indicator is not
    set, it is not clear which settings will take priority when accounts
    &V1& and &V2& are merged into &V2&.

    How to fix this error?

    <ZH>Regarding item 2:</>
    Explicitely include the mapping &V2& -> &V2& into the mapping table so
    that at least the following entries exist in the mapping table:
    &V1& -> &V2&
    &V2& -> &V2&
    If applicable, any other mapping with target account &V2&.
    This allows the system to check the merge for logical correctness.
    A troubleshooting activity is associated to this activity which supports
    you in creating the required mapping entries to resolve the implicit
    merges.
    <ZH>Regarding item 3:</>
    Set the priority indicator for one of the entries for which &V2& is the
    target account.
    &NOTE&
    It is possible to do the conversion without setting the priority
    indicator. However then it is undefined which source account settings
    the target account &V2& will get.
    In this case you should check the settings in A segment (master data in
    chart of accounts, transaction FSP3) and B segment (master data in
    company code, transaction FSS3) for the relevant account &V2& after the
    conversion.
    &ADDITIONAL_HINTS&
    The priority indicator must not be set more than <ZH>once</> for all
    merges to a given target account. This is also valid for cross-chart of
    accounts merges.

    Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.


CNV_20100084 - Details

  • The SAP error message CNV_20100084 indicates that during a data migration or conversion process, the target account specified already exists in the system. This situation typically arises when you are trying to migrate financial data, and the system detects that the target account you are trying to create or update is already present.
    
    Cause: Duplicate Accounts: The target account you are trying to create already exists in the system. Data Migration Issues: During the data migration process, there may be overlapping data or misconfigured mappings that lead to attempts to create accounts that already exist. Implicit Merge: The system is attempting to merge the data into the existing account instead of creating a new one, which can lead to confusion if not handled properly.
    Solution: Check Existing Accounts: Before running the migration, check the target system for existing accounts. You can do this by querying the relevant tables (e.g., SKA1 for G/L accounts). Adjust Mapping: If you

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