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Message type: E = Error
Message class: RQ - Messages for Cash Management and Forecast
Message number: 199
Message text: Program can only run in batch. Call transaction FDFD
You must only run this report program in batch because it accesses
various CM&F reconstruction programs, with correspondingly long
runtimes.
Use transaction FDFD, menu option "Correct Data"", and schedule a job.
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.
RQ199
- Program can only run in batch. Call transaction FDFD ?The SAP error message RQ199, which states "Program can only run in batch. Call transaction FDFD," typically occurs when a program or transaction is designed to be executed in batch mode rather than in dialog mode. This means that the program is not intended to be run interactively by a user but rather as a background job.
Cause:
- Program Design: The program associated with the transaction is specifically designed to run in batch mode. This is often the case for programs that process large amounts of data or perform tasks that do not require user interaction.
- Transaction Call: The transaction you are trying to execute is not meant to be called directly in the SAP GUI but rather through a batch job or a specific background processing mechanism.
Solution:
Use Transaction FDFD: The error message suggests calling transaction FDFD. This transaction is typically used for executing the program in batch mode. You can do this by:
- Navigating to transaction FDFD in the SAP GUI.
- Following the prompts to execute the program in the appropriate batch mode.
Schedule a Background Job: If you need to run the program regularly or for a large dataset, consider scheduling it as a background job:
- Go to transaction SM36 (Define Background Job).
- Enter the job name and specify the program to be executed.
- Set the job parameters and scheduling options as needed.
- Save the job and monitor its execution in transaction SM37 (Job Monitoring).
Check Documentation: Review the documentation or help files related to the specific program or transaction to understand its intended use and any prerequisites for running it.
Consult with SAP Basis or Development Team: If you are unsure about how to proceed or if the program should be run interactively, consult with your SAP Basis or development team. They can provide insights into the program's design and any necessary configurations.
Related Information:
Batch Processing: In SAP, batch processing is used for tasks that require significant processing time or resources. It allows the system to handle these tasks without user intervention.
Transaction Codes: Familiarize yourself with relevant transaction codes such as:
SAP Notes: Check SAP Notes for any updates or patches related to the program you are trying to run, as there may be known issues or enhancements that could affect its execution.
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the RQ199 error and successfully execute the program in the intended batch mode.
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