How To Fix CSL_TOKENMGMT031 - CSL: Token &1 is not in state &4 in token manager {&2, &3}

CSL_TOKENMGMT031 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: CSL_TOKENMGMT - CSL: Message Class for Token Management Messages

• Message number: 031

• Message text: CSL: Token &1 is not in state &4 in token manager {&2, &3}

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message CSL_TOKENMGMT031 - CSL: Token &1 is not in state &4 in token manager {&2, &3} ?

  The SAP error message CSL_TOKENMGMT031 indicates an issue with the token management system in SAP, specifically that a token is not in the expected state. The message format is as follows:
  CSL: Token &1 is not in state &4 in token manager {&2, &3}
  Breakdown of the Message:
  
  &1: This represents the token identifier.
  &2: This typically represents the system or application context.
  &3: This may represent additional context or parameters related to the token.
  &4: This indicates the expected state of the token.
  
  
  Cause:
  The error occurs when a token that is being referenced is not in the state that the system expects it to be in. This can happen due to several reasons:
  
  Token Expiration: The token may have expired and is no longer valid.
  Incorrect State: The token may be in a state that does not allow the requested operation (e.g., it might be in a "pending" state when it should be "active").
  Concurrency Issues: Multiple processes may