How To Fix FM846 - >------------ Check cross-company code dunning ---- Phase Ia ---

FM846 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: FM - Dunning Notices

• Message number: 846

• Message text: >------------ Check cross-company code dunning ---- Phase Ia ---

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message FM846 - >------------ Check cross-company code dunning ---- Phase Ia --- ?

  The SAP error message FM846, which states "Check cross-company code dunning," typically occurs in the context of the dunning process when there are issues related to cross-company code transactions. This error can arise during the execution of the dunning run, particularly when the system encounters inconsistencies or configuration issues related to dunning for different company codes.
  Causes:
  
  
  Configuration Issues: The dunning configuration for the involved company codes may not be set up correctly. This includes dunning areas, dunning keys, or dunning levels that are not aligned across company codes.
  Master Data Issues: The customer/vendor master data may not be consistent across the company codes. For example, a customer might not have a valid dunning procedure assigned in one of the company codes.
  Cross-Company Code Transactions: If there are transactions that span multiple company codes, the system may not be able to process dunning correctly if the configurations are not harmonized.
  Missing Dunning Data: There may