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Message type: E = Error
Message class: FKKB_DM - Integration of FSCM Dispute Management with FI-CA
Message number: 107
Message text: Document &1 was assigned to subsequent posting
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FKKB_DM107
- Document &1 was assigned to subsequent posting ?The SAP error message FKKB_DM107 indicates that a document has been assigned to a subsequent posting, which means that the document in question is linked to a follow-up transaction or posting that prevents it from being processed in the current context. This error typically arises in the context of financial accounting and document management within SAP.
Cause:
- Subsequent Posting: The document is already linked to a subsequent posting, such as a reversal or adjustment, which means it cannot be processed again in the same way.
- Document Status: The document may be in a status that does not allow further processing, such as being locked or in a state of being processed by another transaction.
- Configuration Issues: There may be configuration settings in the SAP system that restrict the processing of documents that are linked to subsequent postings.
Solution:
- Check Document Status: Review the status of the document in question. Ensure that it is not locked or in a state that prevents further processing.
- Review Subsequent Postings: Identify any subsequent postings that are linked to the document. You may need to complete or reverse these postings before you can process the original document.
- Use Transaction Codes: Utilize relevant transaction codes (e.g., FB03 to display documents) to analyze the document and its related postings.
- Consult with Finance Team: If you are unsure about the implications of the subsequent postings, consult with your finance or accounting team to understand the business process and the necessary steps to resolve the issue.
- SAP Notes and Documentation: Check SAP Notes or the SAP Help Portal for any specific notes related to this error message. There may be patches or updates that address this issue.
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