How To Fix RSCV205 - Syntax error in generated program & (row &, message: &)

RSCV205 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: RSCV - Analysis of BW objects (InfoCubes...)

• Message number: 205

• Message text: Syntax error in generated program & (row &, message: &)

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message RSCV205 - Syntax error in generated program & (row &, message: &) ?

  The SAP error message RSCV205 indicates a syntax error in a generated program, which typically occurs during the execution of a report or a program that has been dynamically generated. This error can arise from various issues, such as incorrect syntax in the ABAP code, missing or incorrect data, or issues with the underlying data structures.
  Causes:
  
  Incorrect ABAP Syntax: The generated program may contain syntax errors due to incorrect coding practices or issues in the logic.
  Data Issues: If the data being processed does not conform to expected formats or types, it can lead to syntax errors.
  Dynamic Program Generation: If the program is generated dynamically based on user input or other parameters, any mistakes in the generation logic can lead to syntax errors.
  Missing Objects: If the program references objects (like tables, fields, or function modules) that do not exist or are not accessible, it can cause syntax errors.
  Transport Issues: If the program