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Message type: E = Error
Message class: FCC1 - Messages in Financial Closing Cockpit
Message number: 053
Message text: Task &1 cannot start earlier than the new precedecessor
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FCC1053
- Task &1 cannot start earlier than the new precedecessor ?The SAP error message FCC1053 indicates that a task in a project cannot start earlier than its new predecessor. This typically occurs in project management scenarios where tasks are dependent on the completion of other tasks. Here’s a breakdown of the cause, potential solutions, and related information:
Cause:
- Task Dependency: The task you are trying to start has a predecessor that has not yet been completed. In project management, tasks often have dependencies, meaning one task cannot start until another has finished.
- Scheduling Constraints: There may be scheduling constraints set on the tasks that prevent them from starting before their predecessors.
- Incorrect Dates: The start date of the task you are trying to schedule may be set incorrectly, leading to a conflict with the predecessor's finish date.
Solution:
- Check Task Dependencies: Review the dependencies of the task in question. Ensure that all predecessor tasks are completed before attempting to start the new task.
- Adjust Scheduling: If the predecessor task is delayed, you may need to adjust the start date of the dependent task accordingly. This can be done in the project management module of SAP.
- Review Constraints: Check for any constraints that may be applied to the tasks. If there are constraints that are causing the issue, consider modifying or removing them.
- Update Dates: If the predecessor task has been completed, ensure that the system reflects this change. Update the task dates as necessary to allow the dependent task to start.
- Consult Project Plan: Review the overall project plan to ensure that the scheduling aligns with the project timeline and that all dependencies are correctly defined.
Related Information:
By addressing the underlying cause of the error and following the suggested solutions, you should be able to resolve the FCC1053 error and successfully manage your project tasks in SAP.
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