How To Fix CNVMBTCHECK060 - &1| Foreign key &2 does not exist in the parent structure on sender.

CNVMBTCHECK060 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: CNVMBTCHECK - Messages for PCL Checks

• Message number: 060

• Message text: &1| Foreign key &2 does not exist in the parent structure on sender.

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CNVMBTCHECK060 - Details

• The SAP error message CNVMBTCHECK060 indicates that there is a foreign key constraint issue in the context of data migration or conversion. Specifically, the error message states that a foreign key (denoted as &2) does not exist in the parent structure on the sender side. This typically occurs during data migration processes, such as when using the SAP Migration Cockpit or other data transfer tools.
  
  Cause:
  
  
  Missing Foreign Key Relationship: The foreign key that is being referenced in the data being migrated does not exist in the parent table or structure. This could be due to:
  
  Incorrect or incomplete data in the source system.
  Changes in the data model that have not been reflected in the source data.
  Data integrity issues where the child record references a non-existent parent record.
  
  
  
  Data Mapping Issues: The mapping configuration between the source and target systems may not be set up correctly, leading to references to non-existent keys.
  
  
  Data Preparation Errors: