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Message type: E = Error
Message class: KCCO - Comments in EIS
Message number: 114
Message text: Warning: Comment tables are cross-client
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KCCO114
- Warning: Comment tables are cross-client ?The SAP error message KCCO114 indicates that there is a warning related to comment tables being cross-client. This typically occurs in the context of SAP Controlling (CO) when you are trying to work with comment tables that are not specific to a single client but are instead shared across multiple clients in the SAP system.
Cause:
The warning arises because the comment tables in SAP are designed to be cross-client, meaning that the data stored in these tables is accessible from any client within the SAP system. This can lead to potential issues if you are working in a specific client and expect the comments to be isolated to that client. The warning serves as a reminder that any changes or entries made in these comment tables will affect all clients that access this data.
Solution:
Understand the Implications: Recognize that any comments you enter will be visible across all clients. If this is acceptable for your business process, you can proceed without concern.
Review Client-Specific Requirements: If you need client-specific comments, consider whether you can use other mechanisms or tables that are client-specific. You may need to adjust your approach to data entry or reporting.
Ignore the Warning: If you are aware of the cross-client nature of the comment tables and it does not pose a problem for your operations, you can choose to ignore the warning.
Consult Documentation: Review SAP documentation or consult with your SAP Basis or functional team to understand how comment tables are used in your specific implementation and whether any adjustments are needed.
Check Configuration: If you believe that the cross-client nature of the comment tables is not appropriate for your scenario, you may need to check the configuration settings in your SAP system to see if there are options to limit the scope of comments.
Related Information:
In summary, the KCCO114 warning is a reminder of the cross-client nature of comment tables in SAP. Understanding its implications and adjusting your processes accordingly can help mitigate any potential issues.
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