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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /ISDFPS/FDPDAMPO -
Message number: 027
Message text: Released requisitions can no longer be changed
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/ISDFPS/FDPDAMPO027
- Released requisitions can no longer be changed ?The SAP error message
/ISDFPS/FDPDAMPO027
indicates that a released requisition cannot be changed. This typically occurs in the context of SAP's Flexible Real Estate Management (RE-FX) or similar modules where requisitions are used for managing various procurement processes.Cause:
- Status of the Requisition: The requisition has been released, meaning it has moved to a status where changes are no longer permitted. This is often a part of the workflow to ensure that once a requisition is approved, it cannot be altered to maintain integrity in the procurement process.
- Document Locking: The requisition may be locked due to ongoing processes or approvals, preventing any changes.
- Configuration Settings: The system may be configured to restrict changes to requisitions once they reach a certain status.
Solution:
- Check Requisition Status: Verify the status of the requisition. If it is in a released state, you will need to follow the appropriate process to either cancel or create a new requisition if changes are necessary.
- Unlocking the Document: If the requisition is locked, check if there are any ongoing processes that need to be completed or if the document can be unlocked by an authorized user.
- Consult Workflow: If the requisition needs to be changed, consult with your workflow or procurement team to understand the process for handling released requisitions. They may have procedures in place for exceptions.
- Create a New Requisition: If changes are essential and cannot be made to the existing requisition, consider creating a new requisition with the required changes.
- System Configuration: If this is a frequent issue, it may be worth reviewing the system configuration with your SAP administrator to see if the settings can be adjusted to allow for more flexibility in handling requisitions.
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