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Message type: E = Error
Message class: ESH_CDS_VAL -
Message number: 010
Message text: Field &1 of view &2 derived from &3 which involves an DISTINCT(SELECT)
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ESH_CDS_VAL010
- Field &1 of view &2 derived from &3 which involves an DISTINCT(SELECT) ?The SAP error message ESH_CDS_VAL010 typically indicates an issue related to the use of a
DISTINCT
clause in a Core Data Services (CDS) view. This error can occur when the system encounters a problem with the way the data is being selected or aggregated in the CDS view.Cause:
- Incorrect Use of DISTINCT: The error often arises when the
DISTINCT
keyword is used in a way that is not compatible with the underlying data model or the structure of the CDS view.- Aggregation Issues: If the CDS view is trying to aggregate data but also uses
DISTINCT
, it can lead to conflicts, especially if the fields being selected are not properly grouped.- Field Mismatch: The field specified in the error message may not be compatible with the data being retrieved or may not exist in the context of the query.
Solution:
- Review the CDS View Definition: Check the definition of the CDS view to ensure that the use of
DISTINCT
is appropriate. If you are aggregating data, consider whetherDISTINCT
is necessary.- Adjust the Query: If you are using
DISTINCT
in a subquery or a derived table, ensure that the fields being selected are correctly defined and that the query logic is sound.- Check Field Compatibility: Ensure that the fields being selected in the CDS view are compatible with the data types and structures of the underlying tables or views.
- Remove DISTINCT if Unnecessary: If the use of
DISTINCT
is not required for your use case, consider removing it to simplify the query.- Test with Simplified Queries: If possible, simplify the query to isolate the issue. Start with a basic selection and gradually add complexity to identify where the error occurs.
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