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Message type: E = Error
Message class: ECATT_CHECK - Contains messages for checking ecatt scripts
Message number: 012
Message text: The object <&1> contains parameter names not as per reference types
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ECATT_CHECK012
- The object <&1> contains parameter names not as per reference types ?The SAP error message ECATT_CHECK012 indicates that there is a mismatch between the parameter names defined in your eCATT (extended Computer Aided Test Tool) script and the expected parameter names as per the reference types. This typically occurs when the parameter names in your test script do not align with the names defined in the reference object (like a function module, method, or other reference types).
Cause:
Parameter Name Mismatch: The parameter names in your eCATT script do not match the expected names in the reference type. This can happen if:
- You have renamed parameters in your script but did not update them in the reference.
- You are using an outdated reference type that has different parameter names.
- There are typos in the parameter names.
Incorrect Reference Type: The reference type you are using may not be the correct one for the parameters you are trying to use.
Solution:
Check Parameter Names: Review the parameter names in your eCATT script and compare them with the expected parameter names in the reference type. Ensure that they match exactly, including case sensitivity.
Update Reference Type: If you are using an outdated reference type, consider updating it to the latest version that matches your current implementation.
Correct Typos: Look for any typographical errors in the parameter names in your eCATT script.
Use the Correct Reference: Ensure that you are using the correct reference type that corresponds to the parameters you are trying to use.
Recreate the eCATT Script: If the issue persists, consider recreating the eCATT script from scratch, ensuring that you use the correct parameter names from the beginning.
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By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the ECATT_CHECK012 error and ensure that your eCATT scripts run successfully.
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