How To Fix /SAPCE/FKRO_REP016 - File saved to local file &1 (&2 bytes)

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: /SAPCE/FKRO_REP -

• Message number: 016

• Message text: File saved to local file &1 (&2 bytes)

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message /SAPCE/FKRO_REP016 - File saved to local file &1 (&2 bytes) ?

  The SAP error message /SAPCE/FKRO_REP016 File saved to local file &1 (&2 bytes) typically indicates that a file has been successfully saved to a local directory, but it may also imply that there was an issue or a warning related to the file saving process. This message is often associated with the SAP Convergent Charging (SAP CC) or similar applications that deal with file exports or reports.
  
  Cause:
  
  File Export Process: The message is generated during the process of exporting data to a local file. It indicates that the file has been created and saved successfully.
  File Size: The message includes the file name and the size of the file in bytes. If the file size is unexpectedly small or large, it may indicate an issue with the data being exported.
  Permissions: There may be permission issues related to the directory where the file is being saved, which could lead to warnings or errors.
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