How To Fix RSM2729 - Step &1 is not in the cross table; probable program error

RSM2729 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: RSM2 - Monitor assistant help texts

• Message number: 729

• Message text: Step &1 is not in the cross table; probable program error

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message RSM2729 - Step &1 is not in the cross table; probable program error ?

  The SAP error message RSM2729, which states "Step &1 is not in the cross table; probable program error," typically occurs in the context of SAP's batch input processing or when dealing with the batch input session management. This error indicates that a specific step in a batch input session is not recognized or is missing from the cross-reference table that SAP uses to manage the steps in the session.
  Causes:
  
  Program Error: The most common cause is a programming error in the custom or standard program that is generating the batch input session. This could be due to incorrect handling of the session steps.
  Corrupted Session: The batch input session may have become corrupted, leading to inconsistencies in the steps defined in the session.
  Changes in Configuration: If there have been recent changes in the configuration or updates to the system, it might lead to discrepancies in the expected steps.
  Missing Data: If the data