How To Fix SDME_DDT403 - All available dynpro numbers in program &3 are used

SDME_DDT403 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: SDME_DDT - DME: Dialog Design Tool Messages

• Message number: 403

• Message text: All available dynpro numbers in program &3 are used

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message SDME_DDT403 - All available dynpro numbers in program &3 are used ?

  The SAP error message SDME_DDT403 indicates that all available dynpro (dynamic program) numbers in a specific program are used. This typically occurs when there are too many screens (dynpros) defined in a single program, exceeding the limit set by SAP.
  
  Cause:
  
  Exceeding Dynpro Limit: Each SAP program has a limit on the number of dynpros it can contain. If you have created too many screens in a single program, you will encounter this error.
  Program Design: Inefficient design or an attempt to handle too many functionalities within a single program can lead to this issue.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  Review Dynpro Usage: Check the number of dynpros defined in the program. You can do this by going to the screen painter (SE80) and reviewing the screens associated with the program.
  Refactor the Program: If possible, refactor your program to reduce the number of screens. This can involve:
  Splitting the program into multiple smaller programs.
  Consolidating similar screens or functionalities into fewer