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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /SCMTMS/COMMON -
Message number: 153
Message text: Unpacking failed; zip archive is empty
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- Unpacking failed; zip archive is empty ?The SAP error message
/SCMTMS/COMMON153 Unpacking failed; zip archive is empty
typically occurs in the context of SAP Transportation Management System (TMS) when the system attempts to unpack a ZIP archive that is either empty or corrupted. This can happen during various processes, such as data import/export, transport requests, or when handling files in the system.Causes:
- Empty ZIP Archive: The ZIP file being processed does not contain any files or data.
- Corrupted ZIP Archive: The ZIP file may be corrupted, which prevents the system from unpacking it correctly.
- File Transfer Issues: Problems during file transfer (e.g., network issues) may lead to incomplete or empty files.
- Incorrect File Path: The system may be looking for a ZIP file in the wrong location or with an incorrect name.
- Permissions Issues: Insufficient permissions to access or read the ZIP file.
Solutions:
- Check the ZIP File: Verify that the ZIP file is not empty and contains the expected files. You can do this by manually opening the ZIP file using a file compression tool.
- Recreate the ZIP Archive: If the ZIP file is corrupted, recreate it from the source data and ensure it is properly compressed.
- Verify File Transfer: If the ZIP file was transferred from another system, ensure that the transfer was completed successfully and that the file is intact.
- Check File Path and Name: Ensure that the file path and name specified in the process are correct and that the file exists in the expected location.
- Review Permissions: Check the permissions of the directory and the ZIP file to ensure that the user or process has the necessary access rights.
- Check Logs: Review the SAP application logs for any additional error messages or warnings that may provide more context about the issue.
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