How To Fix CONNECT_PRC_SAPCND518 - Condition rate is positivie after price change

CONNECT_PRC_SAPCND518 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: CONNECT_PRC_SAPCND -

• Message number: 518

• Message text: Condition rate is positivie after price change

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message CONNECT_PRC_SAPCND518 - Condition rate is positivie after price change ?

  The SAP error message CONNECT_PRC_SAPCND518 indicates that there is a condition record in the pricing procedure that is still valid (i.e., has a positive condition rate) after a price change has been made. This typically occurs in the context of sales and distribution (SD) or materials management (MM) when the system is trying to determine pricing for a transaction.
  
  Cause:
  
  Condition Records: The error usually arises when there are existing condition records that have not been updated or removed after a price change. This can happen if the pricing conditions are not properly maintained or if there are conflicting condition records.
  Pricing Procedure: The pricing procedure may not be configured correctly, leading to conditions that should not apply still being considered.
  Price Change Logic: The logic used to apply price changes may not account for existing conditions, leading to discrepancies.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  Review Condition Records: Check the condition records for the relevant pricing conditions. You can do