How To Fix /CPD/CL_MSG377 - Some field types no longer valid; value tables changed in database

/CPD/CL_MSG377 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: /CPD/CL_MSG -

• Message number: 377

• Message text: Some field types no longer valid; value tables changed in database

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message /CPD/CL_MSG377 - Some field types no longer valid; value tables changed in database ?

  The SAP error message /CPD/CL_MSG377 indicates that there are issues with field types in your SAP system, specifically that some field types are no longer valid due to changes in the underlying database value tables. This can occur when there are inconsistencies between the data model in the SAP application and the actual database schema.
  
  Cause:
  
  Database Changes: The error often arises after changes have been made to the database schema, such as updates, migrations, or modifications to value tables that are not reflected in the SAP application.
  Data Model Changes: If there have been changes in the data model (e.g., field types, lengths, or constraints) that are not synchronized with the application layer, this can lead to invalid field types.
  Transport Issues: If there were transports that did not complete successfully or were not properly imported, this could lead to inconsistencies.
  Custom Development: Custom developments or modifications that do not align with the standard