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Message type: E = Error
Message class: RCPAPI1 - RMS-RCP: Recipe Search
Message number: 027
Message text: UNIQUE pointers are used more than once
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RCPAPI1027
- UNIQUE pointers are used more than once ?The SAP error message RCPAPI1027: UNIQUE pointers are used more than once typically occurs in the context of SAP's Remote Function Call (RFC) or when dealing with the SAP Application Programming Interface (API). This error indicates that a unique pointer, which is expected to be used only once, has been referenced multiple times in the code or configuration.
Cause:
- Improper Pointer Management: The error usually arises when a unique pointer is assigned to multiple variables or is being reused inappropriately within the same context.
- Code Logic Issues: There may be logical errors in the code where the same unique pointer is being passed to different functions or methods that expect a unique ownership of that pointer.
- Concurrency Issues: If multiple threads or processes are trying to access or modify the same unique pointer, it can lead to this error.
Solution:
- Review Pointer Usage: Go through the code to ensure that each unique pointer is only assigned and used once. If you need to share data, consider using shared pointers or other mechanisms that allow for safe sharing.
- Refactor Code: If the logic of your application requires the same data to be accessed in multiple places, refactor the code to use shared ownership or to create copies of the data instead of reusing unique pointers.
- Check Function Calls: Ensure that when passing pointers to functions, you are not inadvertently passing a unique pointer that is still in use elsewhere.
- Debugging: Use debugging tools to trace the pointer's lifecycle and identify where it is being reused incorrectly. This can help pinpoint the exact location in the code that is causing the issue.
Related Information:
By addressing the pointer management in your code and ensuring that unique pointers are used correctly, you should be able to resolve the RCPAPI1027 error.
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