How To Fix PAK096 - Development element &1 &2 already exists in package interface &3

PAK096 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: PAK - Package API / Package Tools

• Message number: 096

• Message text: Development element &1 &2 already exists in package interface &3

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message PAK096 - Development element &1 &2 already exists in package interface &3 ?

  The SAP error message PAK096 indicates that there is a conflict with a development object (like a function module, class, or method) that you are trying to create or modify. Specifically, it means that the development element you are working on already exists in the specified package interface. This can happen when you are trying to add an object to a package that already contains an object with the same name.
  
  Cause:
  
  Duplicate Object: The most common cause is that there is already an object with the same name in the package interface you are trying to use.
  Incorrect Package Assignment: You might be trying to assign an object to a package that is not intended for it, or the package might already have a similar object.
  Transport Issues: If you are working in a system where transports are involved, there might be a transport request that has not been released or imported, leading