Message type: E = Error
Message class: E0 - SAP EDI messages
Message number: 398
Message text: Save the new entries first
The new entries must be saved before accessing the 'Process codes
status' maintenance function.
Please select the function <LS>Save</>.
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E0398
- Save the new entries first ?The SAP error message E0398, "Save the new entries first," typically occurs when you are trying to perform an action that requires the current data to be saved before proceeding. This error is common in various SAP transactions where you are entering new data or making changes to existing entries.
Cause: Unsaved Changes: You have made changes or entered new data in a transaction but have not saved those changes. SAP requires that all new entries or modifications be saved before you can perform further actions. Navigation Issues: You may be trying to navigate away from a screen or perform an operation that depends on the current data being saved. Incomplete Data: Sometimes, if the data entered is incomplete or invalid, SAP may prompt you to save the entries first before allowing you to correct or finalize the data.
Solution: Save Your Entries: The most straightforward solution is to save your current entries. Look for the
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