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Message type: E = Error
Message class: FBS_SE - Messages for Transfer of FIN-MDM Data
Message number: 135
Message text: Node &1 occurs multiple times in structure &2
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FBS_SE135
- Node &1 occurs multiple times in structure &2 ?The SAP error message FBS_SE135 indicates that a node (or field) occurs multiple times in a specified structure. This typically arises in the context of data processing or data transfer, particularly when dealing with hierarchical data structures such as those used in IDocs, BAPIs, or other data interfaces.
Cause:
- Duplicate Entries: The most common cause of this error is that the data being processed contains duplicate entries for a specific node within the structure. This can happen if the data source has multiple records that are intended to be unique but are not.
- Incorrect Mapping: If the mapping of fields from one structure to another is incorrect, it may lead to the same node being populated multiple times.
- Configuration Issues: In some cases, the configuration of the data structure in the SAP system may allow for multiple occurrences of a node, but the data being processed does not conform to this configuration.
Solution:
- Check Data Source: Review the data source to identify any duplicate entries for the node in question. Ensure that the data being sent or processed does not contain duplicates.
- Adjust Mapping: If the error is due to incorrect mapping, review the mapping configuration to ensure that each node is mapped correctly and that duplicates are not being introduced during the mapping process.
- Modify Structure: If the structure is intended to allow multiple occurrences of the node, you may need to adjust the structure definition in the SAP system to accommodate this. This may involve changing the data type or structure definition in the relevant transaction (e.g., SE11 for Data Dictionary).
- Data Validation: Implement data validation checks before processing to ensure that the data adheres to the expected structure and does not contain duplicates.
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