How To Fix RECD181 - Although a condition exists, no cash flow is generated after &2

RECD181 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: RECD -

• Message number: 181

• Message text: Although a condition exists, no cash flow is generated after &2

Diagnose
A condition that is defined in the contract is still valid after &V2&.
However, no objects are assigned to the contract on that date. In that
case, the system (when this distribution formula "&V3&" is used)
generates a cash flow only up to the latest valid-from date of the
object assignment, even if the calculation formula is independent of the
object (such as "Fixed Amount").
This could be what you want the system to do, for example, if you want
to make sure that no more conditions can be posted when the assignment
of the last object has ended.
However, if you do not want this to happen, you have to create a new
condition, with the same calculation formula but a different
distribution formula, for the period after the &V2&. You have two
options. Either do not enter any distribution formula at all (in this
case, the system generates a payment-related cash flow after the &V2&,
but not an object cash flow), or choose a distribution formula that
requires the distribution object to be entered explicitly (based on the
internal formula "Object"). In the latter case, you can choose any
distribution object, such as the contract itself, or an object that is
assigned to the contract later.

The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.

Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.

RECD181 - Details

• The SAP error message RECD181 indicates that although a condition exists for cash flow generation, no cash flow is being generated after a specified date (represented by &2). This error typically arises in the context of cash flow management and can be related to various factors in the configuration or data setup.
  Causes:
  
  Missing Configuration: The cash flow configuration may not be set up correctly. This includes missing settings in the cash flow item or the cash flow structure.
  Incorrect Condition Types: The condition types that are supposed to trigger cash flow generation may not be correctly defined or linked to the relevant transactions.
  Data Issues: There may be missing or incorrect data in the relevant master data or transaction data that prevents cash flow from being generated.
  Timing Issues: The cash flow generation process may not be executed at the right time, or the relevant transactions may not be in the correct status to