How To Fix DBMAN771 - &1 records should be deleted from table &2


SAP Error Message - Details

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: DBMAN - Data Manager Message Class

  • Message number: 771

  • Message text: &1 records should be deleted from table &2

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message DBMAN771 - &1 records should be deleted from table &2 ?
    The SAP error message DBMAN771 indicates that there are records in a database table that should be deleted, typically due to data inconsistencies or issues related to data archiving or deletion processes. This message is often encountered during database maintenance tasks, such as data archiving or when running specific programs that check for data integrity.
    
    Cause: Data Inconsistency: The records in the specified table may not meet certain criteria or may be orphaned due to previous deletions or updates. Archiving Issues: If the system is set up to archive data, there may be records that were not properly archived or deleted. Database Integrity Checks: The error may arise during a database integrity check, where the system identifies records that should not exist based on the current configuration or business rules.
    Solution: Review the Error Message: Check the specific details in the error message, including the number of records and the table name. This will help you

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