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Message type: E = Error
Message class: HRPADRU_OPERATION_LN - Messages for Sickness Certificate Operation Processing
Message number: 087
Message text: File '&1' successfully overwritten in '&2&3&4'
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HRPADRU_OPERATION_LN087
- File '&1' successfully overwritten in '&2&3&4' ?The SAP error message
HRPADRU_OPERATION_LN087
typically indicates that a file operation has been performed successfully, specifically that a file has been overwritten. The message format suggests that it provides information about the file that was overwritten and the location where it was saved.Cause:
This message is not necessarily an error but rather an informational message indicating that a file (denoted by
&1
) has been successfully overwritten in a specified directory (&2&3&4
). The message is often encountered in the context of payroll processing or data extraction where files are generated and may replace existing files.Solution:
Since this message indicates a successful operation, there is generally no action required unless the overwriting of the file was unintentional. If you did not intend to overwrite the file, consider the following steps:
Backup Important Files: Before running processes that generate files, ensure that you have backups of any important files that may be overwritten.
Check File Naming Conventions: If overwriting is a concern, review the naming conventions used for generated files to ensure that they are unique and do not conflict with existing files.
Review Process Logic: If the overwriting of files is not desired, review the logic in the program or process that generates the files to prevent unintentional overwrites.
Consult Documentation: Check the SAP documentation or your organization's guidelines regarding file handling in the specific module you are working with (e.g., HR, Payroll).
Monitor for Errors: If you are experiencing issues beyond this message, monitor the logs for any other error messages that may indicate a problem with the file generation or processing.
Related Information:
If you have specific concerns or if this message is part of a larger issue, providing additional context or details about the process you are running may help in diagnosing any underlying problems.
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