How To Fix J#146 - Test run. No changes were made to the database


J#146 - Overview

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: J# -

  • Message number: 146

  • Message text: Test run. No changes were made to the database

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message J#146 - Test run. No changes were made to the database ?
    The SAP error message "J#146 Test run. No changes were made to the database" typically occurs during a transaction or process that is executed in test mode. This message indicates that the operation was run in a test mode (often indicated by a test run flag), and as a result, no actual changes were made to the database.
    
    Cause: Test Run Mode: The most common cause of this message is that the transaction or program was executed in test mode. In SAP, many transactions have an option to run in test mode to simulate the changes without affecting the actual data. No Changes Detected: The system may have determined that there were no changes to be made based on the input parameters or the current state of the data.
    Configuration Issues: Sometimes, the configuration of the transaction or the data being processed may lead to a situation where no changes are necessary.
    Solution: Check Execution Mode:

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