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Message type: E = Error
Message class: FCC1 - Messages in Financial Closing Cockpit
Message number: 743
Message text: Cannot change status back to Not Released
You tried to change the status of the task list to <LS>Not Released</>.
This is not allowed. Once you change the status of a task list from
<LS>Not Released</> to otherwise, you cannot change the status back.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
If you want to pause the task list from execution, you can change its
status to <LS>Paused</>.
For more information about the different statuses, see
<DS:DE.FCC_READY>Task List Status</>.
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FCC1743
- Cannot change status back to Not Released ?The SAP error message FCC1743, which states "Cannot change status back to Not Released," typically occurs in the context of managing the status of documents or items in SAP, particularly in the area of financial or material management. This error indicates that the system does not allow a document or item that has already been released to revert back to a "Not Released" status.
Cause:
- Document Status: The document or item has already been processed or released, and the system is designed to prevent reverting to a previous status to maintain data integrity and prevent inconsistencies.
- Business Logic: Certain business processes may dictate that once a document is released, it cannot be undone due to the implications it may have on reporting, accounting, or inventory management.
- Configuration Settings: The system may have specific configuration settings that enforce this behavior, preventing users from changing the status back to "Not Released."
Solution:
- Review Document Status: Check the current status of the document or item in question. If it has been processed (e.g., posted, approved), you may need to follow the appropriate procedure to reverse or cancel the document instead of changing its status.
- Use Reversal Transactions: If applicable, use the appropriate reversal transaction (e.g., for financial documents, use a reversal journal entry) to negate the effects of the released document.
- Consult with Business Process Owners: If you believe that changing the status back to "Not Released" is necessary, consult with your business process owners or SAP functional team to understand the implications and whether there is a valid business case for doing so.
- Check Configuration: If you have the necessary access, review the configuration settings in the relevant SAP module to see if there are any settings that can be adjusted to allow for this change, although this is generally not recommended without thorough consideration.
- SAP Notes and Documentation: Check SAP Notes or documentation for any specific guidance related to this error message. There may be updates or patches that address this issue.
Related Information:
If the issue persists after following these steps, it may be beneficial to reach out to your SAP support team or consult with an SAP expert for further assistance.
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