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Message type: E = Error
Message class: G4 - EC-CS Consolidation
Message number: 571
Message text: Not all steps are run yet. Setting status 'Complete' is not possible.
You can not assign status 'Complete', because not all the steps assigned
to this process are run yet.
When a Farm in/out process is started the status of this process will
automatically be set to 'In process'. Manually changing the status to
'In process' is allowed as well.
A manuall reset to status 'open' is only allowed when all assigned steps
are open, too.
Manually changing the status to 'Complete' is only allowed when all
assigned steps have status 'Complete' as well.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
Please assign a status different to 'Complete'.
Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
G4571
- Not all steps are run yet. Setting status 'Complete' is not possible. ?The SAP error message G4571, which states "Not all steps are run yet. Setting status 'Complete' is not possible," typically occurs in the context of process chains or workflows in SAP. This error indicates that the system is trying to set the status of a process or task to "Complete," but there are still steps that have not been executed or completed.
Cause:
- Incomplete Process Steps: The most common cause is that there are one or more steps in the process chain or workflow that have not been executed successfully.
- Dependencies: Some steps may depend on the completion of previous steps. If those previous steps have not been completed, the system will not allow the status to be set to "Complete."
- Errors in Previous Steps: If any of the preceding steps encountered errors, they may not have been marked as complete, preventing the overall process from being marked as complete.
- Manual Intervention Required: Certain steps may require manual intervention or approval before they can be marked as complete.
Solution:
- Check Process Chain/Workflow: Review the process chain or workflow to identify which steps have not been executed. You can do this by checking the logs or status of each step.
- Execute Missing Steps: If there are steps that have not been executed, run those steps manually or resolve any issues that are preventing them from running.
- Review Error Logs: Check the error logs for any specific errors related to the steps that have not been completed. This can provide insight into what went wrong.
- Correct Dependencies: Ensure that all dependencies are met for the steps that are not yet complete. If a step is waiting for another step to finish, make sure that the prerequisite step has been executed successfully.
- Consult Documentation: If the process chain or workflow is complex, refer to the relevant SAP documentation or consult with a colleague who has experience with that specific process.
- Re-run the Process: After addressing any issues, you may need to re-run the entire process chain or workflow to ensure that all steps are executed correctly.
Related Information:
RSPC
(Process Chain Maintenance) to monitor and manage process chains.By following these steps, you should be able to identify the cause of the G4571 error and take appropriate action to resolve it.
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