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Message type: E = Error
Message class: G5 - IS-Oil /Joint Venture/ Material transfer pricing
Message number: 505
Message text: Fixed Acc. Ass. & in Chart of Acc. & not maintained &
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G5505
- Fixed Acc. Ass. & in Chart of Acc. & not maintained & ?The SAP error message G5505 typically indicates that there is an issue with the configuration of fixed asset accounts in the chart of accounts. Specifically, it suggests that a fixed asset account is not maintained or is missing in the chart of accounts for the relevant company code.
Cause:
- Missing Configuration: The fixed asset account (such as acquisition, depreciation, or disposal accounts) is not defined in the chart of accounts for the company code you are working with.
- Incorrect Account Assignment: The fixed asset account may be incorrectly assigned or not assigned at all in the asset master record.
- Chart of Accounts Issues: The chart of accounts being used may not have the necessary accounts set up for fixed asset transactions.
Solution:
To resolve the G5505 error, you can follow these steps:
Check Asset Master Record:
- Go to the asset master record (transaction code AS02) and check the account assignment tab.
- Ensure that the fixed asset accounts (such as acquisition, depreciation, and disposal accounts) are correctly assigned.
Maintain Fixed Asset Accounts:
- Navigate to the configuration settings for fixed assets (transaction code SPRO).
- Follow the path: Financial Accounting (New) > Asset Accounting > Integration > Define Fixed Asset Accounts.
- Ensure that the necessary fixed asset accounts are defined for the relevant chart of accounts and company code.
Review Chart of Accounts:
- Check the chart of accounts being used for the company code to ensure that it includes the required fixed asset accounts.
- If necessary, create or modify accounts in the chart of accounts to include the required fixed asset accounts.
Test Transactions:
- After making the necessary changes, test the relevant transactions to ensure that the error no longer occurs.
Related Information:
If the issue persists after following these steps, it may be beneficial to consult with your SAP support team or a functional consultant who specializes in Asset Accounting for further assistance.
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