How To Fix FVD_DEBTTR120 - Borrower Change was sucessfully changed in simulation mode

FVD_DEBTTR120 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: FVD_DEBTTR - Borrower Change Without Capital Transfer

• Message number: 120

• Message text: Borrower Change was sucessfully changed in simulation mode

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message FVD_DEBTTR120 - Borrower Change was sucessfully changed in simulation mode ?

  The SAP error message "FVD_DEBTTR120 Borrower Change was successfully changed in simulation mode" typically indicates that a change related to a borrower (such as a customer or debtor) has been processed in simulation mode rather than in actual mode. This means that while the system has successfully simulated the changes, no actual updates have been made to the database or the records.
  
  Cause:
  
  Simulation Mode: The operation was executed in simulation mode, which is often used for testing purposes. This mode allows users to see what changes would occur without actually applying them.
  User Settings: The user may have inadvertently selected the option to run the transaction in simulation mode.
  System Configuration: The system may be configured to default to simulation mode for certain transactions to prevent unintended changes.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  Check Transaction Settings: Ensure that the transaction is not set to run in simulation mode. Look for any options or checkboxes that indicate "Simulation" and uncheck