Message type: E = Error
Message class: RSODSO_TOOLS -
Message number: 180
Message text: Authority check not possible, kernel too old
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RSODSO_TOOLS180
- Authority check not possible, kernel too old ?The SAP error message "RSODSO_TOOLS180 Authority check not possible, kernel too old" typically indicates that the version of the SAP kernel you are using is outdated and does not support certain functionalities or authority checks required by the system.
Cause: Outdated Kernel: The primary cause of this error is that the SAP kernel version is older than what is required for the specific functionality or transaction you are trying to execute. Compatibility Issues: Newer features or transactions may not be compatible with older kernel versions, leading to authority checks failing. Missing Updates: The system may not have received necessary updates or patches that include important security and functionality improvements.
Solution: Upgrade the SAP Kernel: Check the current version of your SAP kernel using transaction code SM51 or SLICENSE. Compare it with the latest available kernel version from the SAP Support Portal. If your kernel is outdated, download the latest kernel version and perform the upgrade. This typically involves: Downloading the
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