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Message type: E = Error
Message class: P99B - Payroll Versions Basis
Message number: 066
Message text: Incorrect transfer type for payee key &, it must be a bank transfer.
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P99B066
- Incorrect transfer type for payee key &, it must be a bank transfer. ?The SAP error message P99B066 indicates that there is an issue with the transfer type associated with a payee key in a payment transaction. Specifically, it states that the transfer type must be a bank transfer, but the current configuration or data does not meet this requirement.
Cause:
- Incorrect Transfer Type: The payee key (which typically represents a vendor or customer) is configured with a transfer type that is not compatible with bank transfers. This could be due to incorrect settings in the vendor/customer master data.
- Configuration Issues: The payment method or the payment program configuration may not be set up correctly to handle bank transfers for the specific payee.
- Missing Bank Details: The payee may not have the necessary bank details (like bank account number, bank key, etc.) configured in their master data.
Solution:
Check Payee Master Data:
- Go to the vendor or customer master data (transaction codes like
XK03
for vendors orFD03
for customers).- Verify that the payee has the correct bank details entered.
- Ensure that the transfer type is set to a bank transfer.
Review Payment Method Configuration:
- Check the payment method configuration in the payment program settings (transaction code
FBZP
).- Ensure that the payment method assigned to the payee is set up to allow bank transfers.
Adjust Transfer Type:
- If the payee is supposed to receive payments via bank transfer, ensure that the transfer type is correctly set to reflect this.
- If necessary, update the transfer type in the relevant configuration settings.
Test Payment Run:
- After making the necessary changes, perform a test payment run to ensure that the error does not occur again.
Related Information:
XK03
: Display VendorFD03
: Display CustomerFBZP
: Payment Program ConfigurationBy following these steps, you should be able to resolve the error message P99B066 and ensure that the payee is correctly set up for bank transfers.
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