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Message type: E = Error
Message class: QTASK - Messages for Quality Task
Message number: 035
Message text: Task &1 cannot be set to in process: Defect &2 already in final status
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QTASK035
- Task &1 cannot be set to in process: Defect &2 already in final status ?The SAP error message QTASK035 indicates that a task (identified by &1) cannot be set to "in process" because the associated defect (identified by &2) is already in a final status. This typically occurs in the context of quality management or defect management processes within SAP.
Cause:
- Final Status of Defect: The defect associated with the task has already been marked as completed or closed, which means no further actions can be taken on it.
- Workflow Restrictions: The system may have workflow rules that prevent tasks from being processed if their related defects are in a final state.
- Data Integrity: The system is designed to maintain data integrity by ensuring that tasks cannot be processed if their related defects are already resolved.
Solution:
- Check Defect Status: Review the status of the defect associated with the task. If it is indeed in a final status (e.g., "Closed" or "Resolved"), you will need to determine if the task should be linked to a different defect or if it should be processed differently.
- Reopen Defect: If appropriate, you may consider reopening the defect if the business process allows for it. This would enable you to set the task to "in process."
- Create a New Task: If the defect is final and cannot be reopened, you may need to create a new task that is linked to a new or different defect that is still open.
- Consult Documentation: Review your organization's quality management processes and SAP documentation to ensure compliance with the established workflows.
- Contact Support: If you are unsure about the next steps or if the issue persists, consider reaching out to your SAP support team or a consultant for further assistance.
Related Information:
QM01
(Create Quality Notification) or QM02
(Change Quality Notification).By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the QTASK035 error and proceed with your task management in SAP.
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