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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /PF1/FH_CONV_XML_IMP -
Message number: 047
Message text: Invalid order of tags at path &1&2
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/PF1/FH_CONV_XML_IMP047
- Invalid order of tags at path &1&2 ?The SAP error message
/PF1/FH_CONV_XML_IMP047 Invalid order of tags at path &1&2
typically occurs during the import of XML data into an SAP system. This error indicates that the XML structure does not conform to the expected schema or order of elements defined for the data being processed.Cause:
- Incorrect XML Structure: The XML file being imported has tags that are not in the expected order. This can happen if the XML was manually edited or generated incorrectly.
- Schema Mismatch: The XML does not match the schema defined for the data import. This could be due to missing elements, additional elements, or elements being in the wrong sequence.
- Data Integrity Issues: The data being imported may have integrity issues, such as missing required fields or incorrect data types.
Solution:
- Validate XML Structure: Use an XML validator tool to check the structure of the XML file against the expected schema. Ensure that all required tags are present and in the correct order.
- Review Schema Documentation: Refer to the documentation for the specific XML schema that your SAP system expects. This will help you understand the correct order and structure of the tags.
- Correct the XML File: If you identify any discrepancies in the XML file, correct them. This may involve reordering tags, adding missing tags, or removing unnecessary ones.
- Test with Sample Data: Before importing large datasets, test the import process with a small sample of data that you know is correctly formatted.
- Use SAP Tools: If available, use SAP tools or transaction codes that can help in debugging XML imports. This may provide more detailed error messages or logs that can help identify the issue.
Related Information:
SE80
(Object Navigator) or SE37
(Function Module) to analyze the function modules involved in XML processing.By following these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue causing the error message /PF1/FH_CONV_XML_IMP047
.
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