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Message type: E = Error
Message class: J# -
Message number: 600
Message text: The data cannot be displayed: the maximum list width was reached
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J#600
- The data cannot be displayed: the maximum list width was reached ?The SAP error message J#600, which states "The data cannot be displayed: the maximum list width was reached," typically occurs when the output of a report or transaction exceeds the maximum allowable width for the display in the SAP GUI. This can happen when there are too many columns or when the data being retrieved is too wide for the screen or output format.
Cause:
- Excessive Columns: The report or transaction is trying to display too many columns of data, exceeding the maximum width allowed by the SAP GUI.
- Wide Data Fields: Some fields may contain long text or data that, when combined with other fields, exceed the display limits.
- Screen Resolution: The resolution or settings of the SAP GUI may limit the amount of data that can be displayed at once.
Solution:
- Limit the Number of Columns: Modify the report or transaction to limit the number of columns displayed. You can do this by selecting only the necessary fields or using selection criteria to filter the data.
- Adjust Column Widths: If possible, adjust the widths of the columns to make them narrower, which may allow more columns to fit within the display limits.
- Use Variants: If you are using a report that allows variants, create a variant that includes fewer columns or narrower fields.
- Change Display Settings: Check the display settings in the SAP GUI. Sometimes, changing the layout or using a different display mode (like ALV Grid) can help.
- Export Data: If the data is too wide to display in the SAP GUI, consider exporting the data to a spreadsheet (like Excel) where you can view and manipulate it without the width restrictions.
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If the issue persists after trying these solutions, it may be beneficial to consult with your SAP administrator or technical support for further assistance.
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