How To Fix MG014 - Caution: Batch input will not continue to be developed beyond Rel. 3.0D


MG014 - Overview

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: MG - Batch input: material master

  • Message number: 014

  • Message text: Caution: Batch input will not continue to be developed beyond Rel. 3.0D

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  • What causes this issue?

    You are creating a batch input session to transfer material master
    data. However, in material master maintenance in Release 3.0D, the
    transfer of data by batch input has been replaced by
    <DS:SIMG.SIMG_CFMENUOLMSSXDA>direct input</>.
    As of Release 3.0D, you are no longer able to access the previous
    program RMMMBIM0 via the Implementation Guide, but only by calling it
    up direct. There has been no further development of this program since
    Release 3.0B. However, any serious errors that may transpire will be
    remedied. The program will continue to be available in future releases.
    <ZH>Notes on the direct input method</>
    With the direct input method, all of the data is checked directly via
    function modules and entirely without screens, irrespective of the
    dialog functions. You can continue to use the same sequential files as
    with the batch input method.
    This new method of transferring data is much faster and also allows the
    transfer of data to be restarted, for example, after an interruption.
    The background processing of transfer programs that use the direct
    input method must be started with a special management program. This
    program ensures that the transfer of data can be restarted. It is run
    automatically when you call up data transfer via the Implementation
    Guide (IMG).
    <ZH>Notes on separate batch input programs</>
    You must modify your own batch input programs or CATT procedures.
    Provided no further developments as of Release 3.0D are required in
    them, it is sufficient to rename the transaction calls in the
    corresponding programs (MMZ1 instead of MM01, etc.). However, if you
    also want to use programs of this kind to maintain fields that have
    only been integrated in maintenance as of Release 3.0D, you must adapt
    the programs. In this case, we recommend switching over to the direct
    input method since this involves less time and effort than adapting
    batch input to the new dialog maintenance, and also because the direct
    input method is much faster.

    System Response

    The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.

    How to fix this error?

    Use the direct input method.

    Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.


MG014 - Details

  • The SAP error message MG014, which states "Caution: Batch input will not continue to be developed beyond Rel. 3.0D," is a warning related to the use of batch input sessions in SAP. This message indicates that the batch input method is deprecated and will not receive further development or support in versions beyond SAP Release 3.0D. 
    
    Cause: The primary cause of this message is the reliance on an outdated method of data input into SAP systems. Batch input sessions were commonly used in earlier versions of SAP for data migration and automation tasks. However, as SAP has evolved, newer methods such as BAPIs (Business Application Programming Interfaces), IDocs (Intermediate Documents), and LSMW (Legacy System Migration Workbench) have been introduced, which are more efficient and robust.
    Solution: To address this warning and ensure that your data input processes are future-proof, consider the following solutions: Transition to Modern Methods: BAPIs: Use BAPIs for data manipulation and integration.

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