How To Fix DBOSC707 - Error while aborting job '&1/&2'; rc=&3

DBOSC707 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: DBOSC -

• Message number: 707

• Message text: Error while aborting job '&1/&2'; rc=&3

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message DBOSC707 - Error while aborting job '&1/&2'; rc=&3 ?

  The SAP error message DBOSC707 indicates that there was an error while attempting to abort a job in the database. The message format is as follows:
  DBOSC707 Error while aborting job '&1/&2'; rc=&3
  Where:
  
  &1 is the name of the job.
  &2 is the job ID.
  &3 is the return code (rc) that indicates the result of the abort operation.
  
  Cause
  The error can occur due to several reasons, including:
  
  Job Not Found: The job you are trying to abort does not exist or has already completed.
  Insufficient Permissions: The user executing the abort command may not have the necessary permissions to abort the job.
  Database Issues: There may be underlying database issues that prevent the job from being aborted.
  Job Already in Termination State: The job may already be in the process of being terminated or may have already been terminated.
  System Resource Issues: There could be resource constraints or locks in the system that prevent the job from being aborted.
  
  Solution
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