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Message type: E = Error
Message class: CRM_PRCIL - Messages for Pricing Condtion Genil
Message number: 018
Message text: Input for field &1 is too long
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CRM_PRCIL018
- Input for field &1 is too long ?The SAP error message CRM_PRCIL018, which states "Input for field &1 is too long," typically occurs when the data entered into a field exceeds the maximum length defined for that field in the SAP system. This can happen in various contexts, such as when entering data in a CRM transaction, customizing fields, or during data uploads.
Cause:
- Field Length Exceeded: The primary cause of this error is that the input data for a specific field exceeds the predefined length limit set in the database or the application.
- Data Type Mismatch: Sometimes, the data type of the input may not match the expected type, leading to this error.
- Custom Fields: If you are using custom fields, the length defined for those fields may not accommodate the data being entered.
Solution:
- Check Field Length: Review the field definition in the relevant table or structure to determine the maximum allowed length. You can do this by checking the data dictionary (transaction SE11) for the specific field.
- Trim Input Data: If the input data exceeds the maximum length, you will need to either truncate the data or modify it to fit within the allowed limit.
- Adjust Field Length: If you have control over the field definition (e.g., in a custom development scenario), you may consider increasing the field length in the data dictionary. However, this should be done with caution and typically requires proper change management and testing.
- Validation Logic: Implement validation logic in your application to ensure that users are notified before they attempt to save data that exceeds the field length.
- Review Customizations: If the error occurs in a customized area, review the custom code to ensure that it adheres to the field length restrictions.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the CRM_PRCIL018 error and ensure that data entered into the system adheres to the defined constraints.
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