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Message type: E = Error
Message class: GOAL_SLS - GOAL: Messages
Message number: 101
Message text: You cannot delete partner &1 (mandatory in &2)
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GOAL_SLS101
- You cannot delete partner &1 (mandatory in &2) ?The SAP error message GOAL_SLS101 indicates that you are trying to delete a partner (such as a business partner or customer) that is mandatory in a specific context (like a sales order, contract, etc.). This means that the partner you are attempting to delete is required for the operation you are performing, and therefore cannot be removed.
Cause:
- Mandatory Partner: The partner you are trying to delete is marked as mandatory in the configuration for the document type or business process you are working with.
- Document Dependencies: The partner may be linked to other documents or processes that require its presence.
- Configuration Settings: The system settings or configuration may enforce that certain partners must always be present for specific transactions.
Solution:
- Check Document Requirements: Review the document or transaction you are working with to understand why the partner is mandatory. You may need to keep the partner in place to proceed.
- Review Partner Roles: If you believe the partner should not be mandatory, check the configuration settings for the partner roles in the relevant transaction. You may need to adjust the settings to make the partner optional.
- Consult with Configuration Team: If you are unsure about the configuration, consult with your SAP configuration team or a functional consultant who can provide insights into the settings that enforce partner requirements.
- Alternative Actions: If you need to remove the partner for a specific reason, consider whether you can change the document or transaction type, or if you can create a new document that does not require the partner.
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