How To Fix ICL_H081 - Reassignment cancelled; invoice contains more than 34695 items

ICL_H081 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: ICL_H - Health Insurance

• Message number: 081

• Message text: Reassignment cancelled; invoice contains more than 34695 items

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message ICL_H081 - Reassignment cancelled; invoice contains more than 34695 items ?

  The SAP error message ICL_H081 indicates that a reassignment process has been canceled because the invoice contains more than 34,695 items. This is a limitation within the SAP system regarding the maximum number of items that can be processed in a single invoice.
  
  Cause:
  The error occurs when an invoice exceeds the maximum item limit set by the SAP system. This limit is in place to ensure system performance and stability, as processing a very large number of items in a single transaction can lead to performance issues.
  
  Solution:
  To resolve this issue, you can consider the following approaches:
  
  
  Split the Invoice: If possible, break down the invoice into smaller invoices, each containing fewer than 34,695 items. This is the most straightforward solution and allows you to process the invoices without hitting the item limit.
  
  
  Review Business Processes: Analyze the business processes that lead to the creation of such large invoices. If this is a recurring