How To Fix GT293 - Statement exceeds currently allowed maximum length by & (& characters)


GT293 - Overview

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: GT - Database utilities

  • Message number: 293

  • Message text: Statement exceeds currently allowed maximum length by & (& characters)

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message GT293 - Statement exceeds currently allowed maximum length by & (& characters) ?
    The SAP error message GT293 indicates that a statement in your ABAP program exceeds the maximum allowed length. This typically occurs when you are trying to define a string or a statement that is longer than the system's limit, which is usually 72 characters for a single line of code in older versions of ABAP, and up to 1333 characters in newer versions for certain statements.
    
    Cause: Long Statements: The most common cause is that you have a single line of code that is too long, such as a long SELECT statement, a long string concatenation, or a lengthy calculation. Concatenation: If you are concatenating multiple strings or variables into a single statement, it may exceed the maximum length. Code Formatting: Sometimes, the way the code is formatted can lead to longer lines, especially if you are not using line breaks effectively.
    Solution: Break Down the Statement: Split the long statement into multiple shorter statements. For

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