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Message type: E = Error
Message class: FTR_GUI - TR Transaction Management
Message number: 018
Message text: Netted flows cannot be deleted
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FTR_GUI018
- Netted flows cannot be deleted ?The SAP error message FTR_GUI018 ("Netted flows cannot be deleted") typically occurs in the context of financial transactions, particularly when dealing with netting flows in the SAP Treasury and Risk Management module. This error indicates that the system is preventing the deletion of netted flows due to their current status or dependencies.
Cause:
- Netted Flows: The error arises when you attempt to delete a netted flow that has already been processed or is linked to other financial transactions. Netted flows are often used to consolidate multiple transactions into a single entry for easier management and reporting.
- Dependencies: The flow may be linked to other documents or transactions that prevent its deletion. For example, if the netted flow has been settled or is part of a larger financial operation, the system will not allow its deletion.
- Status of the Flow: If the netted flow is in a status that does not permit deletion (e.g., completed, posted, or settled), the system will trigger this error.
Solution:
- Check Dependencies: Review the netted flow to identify any dependencies or linked transactions. You may need to reverse or delete those transactions first before attempting to delete the netted flow.
- Change Status: If the flow is in a status that prevents deletion, you may need to change its status (e.g., unpost or reverse) before attempting to delete it.
- Consult Documentation: Refer to SAP documentation or your organization's SAP support team for specific guidelines on handling netted flows and their deletion.
- Use Transaction Codes: Utilize relevant transaction codes (like FTR_EDIT or FTR_DISPLAY) to view the details of the netted flow and understand its current status and dependencies.
- Contact Support: If you are unable to resolve the issue, consider reaching out to your SAP support team or consulting with SAP experts who can provide further assistance.
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