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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /SCWM/EGF -
Message number: 123
Message text: Chart type still used in cockpit objects; deletion not possible
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/SCWM/EGF123
- Chart type still used in cockpit objects; deletion not possible ?The SAP error message
/SCWM/EGF123 Chart type still used in cockpit objects; deletion not possible
typically occurs in the context of SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) when you attempt to delete a chart type that is still being referenced in one or more cockpit objects. This is a safeguard mechanism to prevent the deletion of objects that are actively in use, which could lead to inconsistencies or errors in the system.Cause:
- Active References: The chart type you are trying to delete is still being used in one or more cockpit objects (like dashboards, reports, or other visualizations).
- Configuration Dependencies: There may be configurations or settings that depend on the chart type, making it impossible to delete without first addressing those dependencies.
Solution:
To resolve this error, you can follow these steps:
Identify Dependencies:
- Check which cockpit objects are using the chart type. You can do this by reviewing the configurations in the SAP EWM cockpit or using transaction codes related to cockpit management.
- Look for any reports, dashboards, or other visualizations that reference the chart type.
Remove References:
- Once you identify the cockpit objects that are using the chart type, you will need to either modify or delete those objects to remove the dependency on the chart type.
- If you are modifying, ensure that you replace the chart type with another valid type.
Delete the Chart Type:
- After ensuring that no cockpit objects are referencing the chart type, you can proceed to delete it.
- Use the appropriate transaction code or configuration path to delete the chart type.
Testing:
- After deletion, test the cockpit objects to ensure they are functioning correctly without the deleted chart type.
Related Information:
/SCWM/COCKPIT
for managing cockpit settings.By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the error and successfully delete the chart type.
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