Message type: E = Error
Message class: S# -
Message number: 145
Message text: Authorization field &1 is specified more than once.
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S#145
- Authorization field &1 is specified more than once. ?The SAP error message S#145, which states "Authorization field &1 is specified more than once," typically occurs when there is a conflict in the authorization checks due to the same authorization field being defined multiple times in the authorization object.
Cause: This error usually arises in the following scenarios: Duplicate Authorization Fields: The same authorization field is included multiple times in the definition of an authorization object or in the authorization checks being performed. Custom Authorization Objects: If you are using custom authorization objects, there may be a mistake in the definition where the same field is inadvertently added more than once. Role Assignment Issues: When roles are assigned to users, if the same authorization field is defined in multiple roles or profiles, it can lead to this error.
Solution: To resolve the S#145 error, you can take the following steps: Check Authorization Object Definition: Go to transaction code SU21 to check the definition of the authorization object that
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