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Message type: E = Error
Message class: S_WF_BO_SERVICES - Business Context Facilities (Generic Object Services)
Message number: 002
Message text: Link can only be deleted by its creator &1
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S_WF_BO_SERVICES002
- Link can only be deleted by its creator &1 ?The SAP error message S_WF_BO_SERVICES002 with the description "Link can only be deleted by its creator" typically occurs in the context of SAP Business Workflow or Business Object services. This error indicates that an attempt was made to delete a link (such as a workflow link or a business object link) that the current user does not have permission to delete. The link can only be deleted by the user who created it.
Cause:
- User Permissions: The user attempting to delete the link is not the creator of that link. In SAP, certain actions are restricted to the original creator for security and integrity reasons.
- Workflow Configuration: The workflow or business object may have specific configurations that enforce ownership rules.
- System Settings: There may be system settings or authorizations that restrict the ability to delete links based on user roles.
Solution:
- Identify the Creator: Check who the creator of the link is. This information can usually be found in the workflow or business object details.
- Contact the Creator: If you are not the creator, you will need to contact the user who created the link and request them to delete it.
- Change User Roles: If you believe you should have the ability to delete the link, consult with your SAP administrator to review and possibly adjust your user roles and permissions.
- Use Appropriate Transactions: Ensure you are using the correct transaction codes or applications to manage links and workflows.
- Review Workflow Settings: If you have administrative access, review the workflow settings to see if there are any configurations that can be adjusted to allow for more flexible link management.
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By following these steps, you should be able to address the error message and understand the underlying permissions and ownership rules in your SAP environment.
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