How To Fix PRICING_CUST_TEST013 - Unique priorities in access &; however access is not exclusive

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: PRICING_CUST_TEST - Message class for condition access analyze

• Message number: 013

• Message text: Unique priorities in access &; however access is not exclusive

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message PRICING_CUST_TEST013 - Unique priorities in access &; however access is not exclusive ?

  The SAP error message PRICING_CUST_TEST013 indicates that there is an issue with the access sequence in the pricing procedure. Specifically, it means that while the access conditions have unique priorities, the access is not exclusive. This can lead to confusion in the pricing determination process, as SAP expects that if access conditions have unique priorities, they should also be exclusive.
  Cause:
  
  Non-Exclusive Access: The access sequence is set up in such a way that multiple access conditions can be valid at the same time, even though they have unique priorities. This can happen if the access conditions are not mutually exclusive.
  Configuration Issues: There may be a misconfiguration in the pricing procedure or access sequence that does not align with the expected behavior of unique priorities.
  Access Sequence Design: The design of the access sequence may not be appropriate for the business requirements, leading to overlapping conditions.
  
  Solution:
  
  Review Access Sequence: Check the access sequence configuration in the pricing procedure. Ensure that the access conditions are set up correctly and that they are mutually exclusive if they have unique priorities.
  
  Go to SPRO ? Sales and Distribution ? Basic Functions ? Pricing ? Pricing Control ? Define Access Sequences.
  
  
  Adjust Priorities: If certain access conditions are not meant to be exclusive, consider adjusting their priorities or modifying the access sequence to ensure that they do not conflict.
  Modify Conditions: If necessary, modify the condition records to ensure that they do not overlap in a way that violates the exclusivity requirement.
  Testing: After making changes, test the pricing procedure to ensure that the error is resolved and that the pricing is determined correctly.
  
  Related Information:
  
  Access Sequences: Access sequences are used in SAP to determine the pricing conditions based on various criteria (e.g., customer, material, etc.). Each access sequence can have multiple access conditions, and the order of these conditions is determined by their priority.
  Condition Records: Condition records are the actual data entries that define the pricing conditions. They are linked to the access sequences and are used during pricing determination.
  Pricing Procedure: The pricing procedure defines how prices are calculated in sales documents. It includes the access sequences and the conditions that apply to the pricing.
  
  Additional Tips:
  
  Always back up your configuration before making changes.
  Consult with your SAP functional consultant or team if you are unsure about the changes to make.
  Review SAP Notes and documentation for any specific guidance related to your version of SAP, as there may be updates or patches that address similar issues.