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Message type: E = Error
Message class: IWO_BAPI2 - Messages for the PS/CS BAPI Process Control
Message number: 137
Message text: BAPI call is not allowed to have a DIALOG method with method &1
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IWO_BAPI2137
- BAPI call is not allowed to have a DIALOG method with method &1 ?The SAP error message IWO_BAPI2137 indicates that a BAPI (Business Application Programming Interface) call is not allowed to have a DIALOG method associated with it. This typically occurs when a BAPI is being called in a context that does not support dialog processing, such as in a background job or a non-interactive session.
Cause:
- Dialog Method Usage: The BAPI being called is defined as a dialog method, which means it is intended to be executed in an interactive session where user input may be required.
- Execution Context: The BAPI is being executed in a context that does not support dialog methods, such as a background job, RFC (Remote Function Call), or an external system that does not provide a user interface.
Solution:
- Check BAPI Definition: Review the BAPI definition in the SAP system to confirm whether it is a dialog method. You can do this by checking the method in the BAPI transaction (e.g., BAPI transaction code SE37).
- Use Non-Dialog Methods: If the BAPI is indeed a dialog method, look for an alternative BAPI that performs the same function but is defined as a non-dialog method. Non-dialog methods are suitable for background processing.
- Modify the Call: If you have control over the code that is making the BAPI call, ensure that it is not being called in a context that requires user interaction. If necessary, refactor the code to handle the BAPI call in a way that is compatible with its execution context.
- Consult Documentation: Refer to the SAP documentation for the specific BAPI to understand its intended use and any limitations regarding its execution context.
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By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the error and successfully execute the desired functionality without encountering the IWO_BAPI2137 message.
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