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Message type: E = Error
Message class: DMC_GENERAL - MWB: General Messages
Message number: 461
Message text: Setting a field to 'not visible' is not allowed on recalculation
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DMC_GENERAL461
- Setting a field to 'not visible' is not allowed on recalculation ?The SAP error message DMC_GENERAL461 indicates that there is an issue with the visibility settings of a field during a recalculation process in the Data Management Cockpit (DMC) or related data processing tasks. This error typically arises when a field that has been set to "not visible" is being recalculated, which is not allowed in the context of the operation being performed.
Cause:
- Field Visibility Settings: The error occurs when a field that is marked as "not visible" is involved in a recalculation. In SAP, certain fields must be visible to participate in calculations or data processing.
- Data Model Configuration: The configuration of the data model may have inconsistencies where fields are incorrectly set to not visible while still being required for calculations.
- Recalculation Trigger: The recalculation process may be triggered by changes in other fields or data, leading to the system attempting to access a field that is not visible.
Solution:
- Check Field Visibility: Review the visibility settings of the fields involved in the recalculation. Ensure that the fields required for the calculation are set to "visible."
- Adjust Data Model: If the field is essential for the recalculation, modify the data model configuration to ensure that it is marked as visible.
- Reconfigure Recalculation Logic: If the field should remain not visible, consider adjusting the logic of the recalculation to exclude that field or to handle it differently.
- Consult Documentation: Refer to SAP documentation or help resources for specific guidelines on field visibility and recalculation processes in the context of your version of SAP.
- Testing: After making changes, test the recalculation process to ensure that the error does not occur again.
Related Information:
By addressing the visibility settings and ensuring that all necessary fields are appropriately configured, you should be able to resolve the DMC_GENERAL461 error.
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