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Message type: E = Error
Message class: F0 - FI batch program messages
Message number: 156
Message text: Dunning selection and printout are scheduled
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The SAP error message F0156 indicates that a dunning selection and printout process has already been scheduled for the specified dunning run. This typically occurs when you attempt to schedule a dunning run that is already in progress or has been scheduled for the same parameters.
Cause:
- Duplicate Scheduling: The most common cause is that the dunning run has already been scheduled for the same selection criteria, such as company code, dunning area, or dunning level.
- Background Job Conflict: There may be a background job that is currently processing the dunning run, preventing you from scheduling another one with the same parameters.
- System Lock: The system may have a lock on the dunning run due to ongoing processing.
Solution:
- Check Scheduled Jobs: Go to transaction code SM37 to check for any scheduled jobs related to dunning. Look for jobs that are currently running or have been scheduled with the same parameters.
- Review Dunning Run Status: Use transaction code F150 (Dunning) to review the status of the dunning run. Ensure that no other dunning runs are in progress for the same selection criteria.
- Wait for Completion: If a dunning run is currently in progress, you may need to wait for it to complete before scheduling a new one.
- Change Parameters: If you need to run a dunning process immediately, consider changing the parameters (e.g., company code, dunning area) to avoid conflicts with the existing scheduled job.
- Delete or Cancel Job: If you find that a job is stuck or no longer needed, you can delete or cancel it from the job overview in transaction SM37.
Related Information:
If the issue persists after following these steps, it may be necessary to consult with your SAP Basis or technical team to investigate further, as there could be underlying system issues or configurations that need to be addressed.
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