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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SDEST - Messages for RFC Destinations
Message number: 001
Message text: SAVE and SET methods can be called for locked destinations only
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SDEST001
- SAVE and SET methods can be called for locked destinations only ?The SAP error message SDEST001 indicates that the SAVE and SET methods can only be called for locked destinations. This error typically occurs in the context of SAP's destination management, particularly when dealing with RFC (Remote Function Call) destinations or other communication settings.
Cause:
The error arises when an attempt is made to save or set a destination that is currently not locked. In SAP, destinations must be locked to ensure that no other processes can modify them while they are being updated. If you try to perform operations on a destination that is not locked, the system will throw this error.
Solution:
To resolve the SDEST001 error, follow these steps:
Lock the Destination: Before calling the SAVE or SET methods, ensure that the destination is locked. You can do this programmatically by using the appropriate locking mechanism provided by SAP.
Check Lock Status: If you are unsure whether the destination is locked, you can check its status using transaction codes like
SM12
(to view locks) orSM21
(to view system logs).Use the Correct Methods: Ensure that you are using the correct methods for the operations you intend to perform. The SAVE and SET methods should only be called when the destination is confirmed to be locked.
Error Handling: Implement error handling in your code to manage situations where the destination cannot be locked or if the SAVE/SET methods fail.
Consult Documentation: Review the SAP documentation related to destination management and the specific methods you are using to ensure compliance with the expected usage patterns.
Related Information:
SM59
(for RFC destinations) and SICF
(for HTTP services) to manage and troubleshoot destinations.By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the SDEST001 error and successfully manage your SAP destinations.
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