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Message type: E = Error
Message class: F0 - FI batch program messages
Message number: 143
Message text: File path must end with '\' or '/'
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The SAP error message F0143: File path must end with '\' or '/' typically occurs when you are trying to specify a file path in a configuration or during a file operation, and the path you provided does not end with a directory separator character. This is a common requirement in many systems to ensure that the path is recognized as a directory rather than a file.
Cause:
The error is caused by the following:
\
) or a forward slash (/
), which are used to indicate that the path is a directory.To resolve this error, you should:
Edit the File Path: Ensure that the file path you are entering ends with either a backslash (\
) or a forward slash (/
). For example:
C:\myfolder\myfile
to C:\myfolder\
/usr/local/myfolder/myfile
to /usr/local/myfolder/
Check Configuration Settings: If this error occurs in a configuration setting, go back to the configuration screen and verify that all file paths are correctly formatted.
Test the Path: After making the changes, test the path again to ensure that the error is resolved.
\
), while in Unix/Linux systems, paths use forward slashes (/
).By ensuring that your file paths are correctly formatted, you should be able to resolve the F0143 error and proceed with your operations in SAP.
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