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Message type: E = Error
Message class: RSCRM - RSCRM: Messages
Message number: 131
Message text: Subsequent processing started for extract (function: &1, destination: &2)
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RSCRM131
- Subsequent processing started for extract (function: &1, destination: &2) ?The SAP error message RSCRM131 indicates that subsequent processing has started for an extract, which is typically related to data extraction processes in SAP BW (Business Warehouse) or SAP CRM (Customer Relationship Management). This message is not necessarily an error but rather an informational message indicating that the system is processing data extraction.
Cause:
- Data Extraction Process: The message is triggered when an extraction process is initiated. This could be due to a data load from a source system to a target system (like BW).
- Background Job: It may also occur when a background job is running that involves data extraction.
- Function and Destination: The message specifies the function and destination involved in the extraction process, which can help in identifying the specific data flow.
Solution:
- Monitor the Process: Check the status of the data extraction process. If it is still running, you may need to wait for it to complete.
- Check Logs: Review the logs for the specific function and destination mentioned in the message. This can provide insights into any issues that may have occurred during the extraction.
- Transaction Codes: Use transaction codes like
SM37
(to monitor background jobs) orRSA1
(to check data sources and data flows) to get more information about the extraction process.- Error Handling: If the extraction fails or does not complete successfully, investigate any related error messages or logs that may indicate the root cause of the failure.
- Configuration Review: Ensure that the configuration for the data source and extraction process is correct. This includes checking the settings in the source system and the BW system.
Related Information:
If the message persists or is accompanied by other error messages, further investigation may be required to resolve any underlying issues.
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