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Message type: E = Error
Message class: DT - Table activation (incl. indexes)
Message number: 157
Message text: Append &: parent will be changed from & to &
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DT157
- Append &: parent will be changed from & to & ?The SAP error message DT157 typically occurs in the context of data transport or when working with data dictionary objects, particularly when there is a change in the parent-child relationship of a data element or structure. The message indicates that the parent of a certain object is being changed from one value to another, which can lead to inconsistencies or issues in the data model.
Cause:
- Change in Parent Object: The error arises when an object (like a data element or structure) is being modified, and its parent object is being changed. This can happen during transport requests or when modifying data dictionary objects.
- Inconsistent Data Model: If the change leads to inconsistencies in the data model, such as references to the old parent that no longer exist, this can trigger the error.
- Transport Issues: If the transport request is not correctly set up or if there are dependencies that are not being handled properly, this error can occur.
Solution:
- Review Changes: Check the changes being made to the data dictionary objects. Ensure that the changes to the parent-child relationships are intentional and necessary.
- Check Dependencies: Verify if there are any dependent objects that might be affected by the change. Ensure that all dependencies are correctly handled.
- Transport Request: If this error occurs during a transport, ensure that the transport request includes all necessary objects and that they are in the correct order.
- Consistency Check: Run consistency checks on the data dictionary to identify any inconsistencies that may need to be resolved.
- Revert Changes: If the changes are not necessary, consider reverting to the previous state to avoid the error.
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