How To Fix FM_BP_DRF005 - Data Replication started with &1 records

FM_BP_DRF005 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: FM_BP_DRF - Message class for Budget Period Replication

• Message number: 005

• Message text: Data Replication started with &1 records

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FM_BP_DRF005 - Details

• The SAP error message FM_BP_DRF005 indicates that data replication has started with a specified number of records (denoted by &1). This message is typically informational rather than an error, suggesting that the data replication process has been initiated successfully. However, if you are encountering issues related to this message, it may be helpful to consider the following aspects:
  Cause
  
  Data Replication Process: The message is triggered when the data replication process begins. It indicates how many records are being processed.
  
  Configuration Issues: If the replication does not proceed as expected, it could be due to misconfigurations in the Data Replication Framework (DRF) settings.
  Performance Issues: If the number of records is very high, it may lead to performance issues or timeouts during the replication process.
  Data Quality Issues: If there are issues with the data being replicated (e.g., missing mandatory fields), it may cause the replication to fail or not complete successfully.
  
  Solution
  
  Monitor the Replication Process: