How To Fix FEH_PAYLOAD_EDITOR024 - Value &1 cannot be assigned to &2 without losses

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: FEH_PAYLOAD_EDITOR - FEH Payload Editor

• Message number: 024

• Message text: Value &1 cannot be assigned to &2 without losses

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message FEH_PAYLOAD_EDITOR024 - Value &1 cannot be assigned to &2 without losses ?

  The SAP error message FEH_PAYLOAD_EDITOR024 indicates that there is a data type mismatch or a potential loss of data when trying to assign a value from one variable to another. Specifically, it means that the value you are trying to assign (denoted as &1) cannot be assigned to the target variable (denoted as &2) without losing some information or precision.
  
  Cause:
  
  Data Type Mismatch: The source and target variables may have incompatible data types. For example, trying to assign a larger numeric value to a smaller numeric type (e.g., assigning a FLOAT to an INT).
  Precision Loss: If the source variable has a higher precision or scale than the target variable, assigning it directly could lead to loss of data.
  Length Issues: If the source string is longer than the target string, truncation will occur, leading to potential data loss.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  Check Data Types: Verify the data types of both the source and target variables. Ensure