How To Fix GLE_MCA519 - File records are not in correct order

GLE_MCA519 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: GLE_MCA - Multicurrency Accounting

• Message number: 519

• Message text: File records are not in correct order

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message GLE_MCA519 - File records are not in correct order ?

  The SAP error message GLE_MCA519, which states "File records are not in correct order," typically occurs during the processing of financial data, particularly when dealing with the import or export of data files in the context of the General Ledger (GL) or other financial modules. This error indicates that the records in the file being processed do not follow the expected sequence or order, which can lead to issues in data integrity and processing.
  Causes:
  
  Incorrect File Format: The file being imported may not adhere to the required format or structure, leading to misalignment of records.
  Sorting Issues: The records in the file may not be sorted according to the required criteria (e.g., by date, account number, etc.).
  Data Corruption: The file may be corrupted or improperly generated, causing records to be out of order.
  Manual Edits: If the file was manually edited, it may have introduced errors or changed the order of records.
  
  Configuration Issues: