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Message type: E = Error
Message class: RSPC - Process Chains
Message number: 160
Message text: Remove lower-level components first
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RSPC160
- Remove lower-level components first ?The SAP error message RSPC160 ("Remove lower-level components first") typically occurs in the context of process chains in SAP BW (Business Warehouse) when you attempt to delete or modify a process chain that has dependent components or sub-processes. This error indicates that there are lower-level components (such as individual data loads, transformations, or other processes) that need to be addressed before you can make changes to the higher-level process chain.
Cause:
- Dependent Components: The process chain you are trying to modify or delete has one or more lower-level components that are still active or linked to it.
- Process Chain Structure: The hierarchical structure of process chains in SAP BW means that you cannot remove or change a parent process chain without first addressing its child components.
Solution:
To resolve the RSPC160 error, follow these steps:
Identify Lower-Level Components:
- Open the process chain in the SAP BW process chain maintenance transaction (e.g., RSPC).
- Check the structure of the process chain to identify any lower-level components that are linked to the process chain.
Remove or Modify Lower-Level Components:
- If you want to delete the process chain, you must first delete or deactivate the lower-level components.
- If you want to modify the process chain, you may need to adjust the settings or configurations of the lower-level components.
Deactivate the Process Chain:
- If you are planning to make significant changes, consider deactivating the entire process chain first. This can sometimes allow you to make the necessary changes without encountering the error.
Recheck Dependencies:
- After removing or modifying the lower-level components, recheck the process chain to ensure that there are no remaining dependencies.
Save Changes:
- Once all dependencies are resolved, you should be able to save your changes to the process chain without encountering the RSPC160 error.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the RSPC160 error and manage your process chains effectively in SAP BW.
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