How To Fix EHPRC_RCS_XPRA012 - Duplicate primary key &1 in table &2 for table &3

EHPRC_RCS_XPRA012 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: EHPRC_RCS_XPRA - RCS: Messages for data conversion report (XPRA)

• Message number: 012

• Message text: Duplicate primary key &1 in table &2 for table &3

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EHPRC_RCS_XPRA012 - Details

• The SAP error message EHPRC_RCS_XPRA012 Duplicate primary key &1 in table &2 for table &3 typically indicates that there is a violation of the primary key constraint in a database table during a data migration or update process. This error occurs when the system attempts to insert or update a record in a table, but finds that the primary key value already exists, which violates the uniqueness requirement of the primary key.
  
  Cause:
  
  Data Duplication: The most common cause is that there are duplicate entries in the source data that are being migrated or updated. This can happen if the data was not properly cleaned or validated before the migration.
  Incorrect Data Migration Logic: If the logic used to migrate or transform data does not account for existing records, it may attempt to insert duplicates.
  Concurrent Processes: If multiple processes are trying to insert or update the same records simultaneously, it can lead to