How To Fix FM488 - As a result of your changes, dunning notice is no longer printed

FM488 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: FM - Dunning Notices

• Message number: 488

• Message text: As a result of your changes, dunning notice is no longer printed

What causes this issue?

You have made changes to the dunning notice which mean that it can no
longer be printed. It is not printed for one of the following reasons:
All items have dunning level 0.
The minimum amount for a dunning notice is no longer reached, or a
debit balance is not given.

How to fix this error?

In the dunning level field, enter the new dunning level of the item if
the field is empty.
If you want to know why the dunning notice is not printed, choose the
function "Check dunning notice".
If you do not want the dunning notice to be printed, assign a dunning
block in the dunning header.

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message FM488 - As a result of your changes, dunning notice is no longer printed ?

  The SAP error message FM488, which states "As a result of your changes, dunning notice is no longer printed," typically occurs in the context of the dunning process in SAP. This message indicates that changes made to the dunning procedure or related settings have affected the ability to print dunning notices.
  
  Cause:
  
  Changes in Dunning Procedure: Modifications to the dunning procedure settings, such as changes in the dunning levels, dunning texts, or dunning intervals, can lead to this error.
  Dunning Data Missing: If the dunning data for the customer or vendor is incomplete or missing, it may prevent the printing of dunning notices.
  Output Type Configuration: The output type for dunning notices may not be correctly configured or may have been deactivated.
  Document Status: The status of the dunning document may not allow for printing (e.g., if it has already been printed or if it is in a status that does not permit printing).
  Authorization Issues: