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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /IWBEP/SBDM -
Message number: 004
Message text: Node '&1' has already been loaded
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/IWBEP/SBDM004
- Node '&1' has already been loaded ?The SAP error message
/IWBEP/SBDM004 Node '&1' has already been loaded
typically occurs in the context of SAP Gateway and OData services. This error indicates that a specific node (or entity) in the data model has already been loaded into memory, and the system is attempting to load it again, which is not allowed.Cause:
Duplicate Load Requests: The error is often caused by multiple requests trying to load the same node simultaneously. This can happen due to:
- Concurrent requests from different clients.
- A loop in the code that triggers the same node to be loaded multiple times.
- Incorrect handling of data retrieval in the service implementation.
Caching Mechanism: The SAP Gateway uses caching mechanisms to optimize performance. If a node is already cached, any subsequent request for that node will trigger this error.
Solution:
Check for Duplicate Requests: Review the code to ensure that there are no duplicate requests being made for the same node. Implement checks to prevent multiple loads of the same node.
Optimize Data Retrieval Logic: Ensure that the logic for loading data is efficient and does not lead to unnecessary reloading of nodes. This may involve restructuring the code or using different data retrieval techniques.
Use Caching Appropriately: If caching is being used, ensure that it is configured correctly. You may need to adjust the caching settings or implement a mechanism to clear the cache when necessary.
Debugging: Use debugging tools to trace the execution flow and identify where the duplicate load requests are originating. This can help pinpoint the exact cause of the error.
Review Service Implementation: If you are developing custom OData services, review the implementation to ensure that nodes are being loaded correctly and that the service is designed to handle concurrent requests properly.
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