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Message type: E = Error
Message class: IU - Incremental Conversion (ICNV)
Message number: 871
Message text: >>> No IBU requests to be edited
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IU871
- >>> No IBU requests to be edited ?The SAP error message IU871, which states "No IBU requests to be edited," typically occurs in the context of the Integrated Business Planning (IBP) or similar modules where users are trying to edit or manage requests related to the Integrated Business Unit (IBU). This error indicates that there are no requests available for editing in the current context or selection.
Causes:
- No Existing Requests: There may simply be no IBU requests created or available for the user to edit in the system.
- Selection Criteria: The selection criteria used to filter requests may not match any existing requests. This could be due to date ranges, status filters, or other parameters.
- Authorization Issues: The user may not have the necessary permissions to view or edit the IBU requests.
- System Configuration: There may be configuration issues in the system that prevent requests from being displayed or edited.
- Data Synchronization: If the system is in the process of synchronizing data, it may temporarily not show available requests.
Solutions:
- Check for Existing Requests: Verify if there are any IBU requests created in the system. You can do this by navigating to the relevant transaction or report that lists IBU requests.
- Review Selection Criteria: Ensure that the selection criteria you are using to filter requests are correct. Adjust the filters to broaden the search if necessary.
- User Authorizations: Check the user roles and authorizations to ensure that the user has the necessary permissions to view and edit IBU requests.
- System Configuration: Consult with your SAP Basis or configuration team to ensure that the system is set up correctly and that there are no issues with the IBU request management configuration.
- Wait for Synchronization: If the system is undergoing data synchronization, wait for the process to complete and then try again.
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By following these steps, you should be able to identify the cause of the IU871 error and take appropriate action to resolve it.
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