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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /SMBA0/GOC -
Message number: 017
Message text: Corresponding eCATT Script &1 doesn't follow Naming Convention.
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/SMBA0/GOC017
- Corresponding eCATT Script &1 doesn't follow Naming Convention. ?The SAP error message
/SMBA0/GOC017
indicates that a corresponding eCATT (extended Computer Aided Test Tool) script does not adhere to the required naming conventions. This error typically arises when the naming of the eCATT script does not meet the standards set by the system, which can include rules about character usage, length, or format.Cause:
- Naming Convention Violation: The eCATT script name may contain invalid characters, be too long, or not follow the specific format required by SAP.
- Configuration Issues: There may be specific configurations in your SAP system that dictate how eCATT scripts should be named.
- Versioning or Updates: If the system has been updated or if there are changes in the naming conventions, existing scripts may no longer comply.
Solution:
Check Naming Conventions: Review the naming conventions for eCATT scripts in your SAP documentation or system settings. Common conventions include:
- Only using alphanumeric characters and underscores.
- Avoiding special characters and spaces.
- Ensuring the name is within the allowed length (usually 30 characters).
- Starting with a letter.
Rename the Script: If the script name does not comply with the conventions, rename it to a valid name that adheres to the rules.
Review System Settings: Check if there are any specific settings or configurations in your SAP system that might affect naming conventions.
Test the Changes: After renaming the script, re-run the eCATT test to ensure that the error is resolved.
Documentation: Document the naming conventions and any changes made for future reference to avoid similar issues.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the error message /SMBA0/GOC017
and ensure that your eCATT scripts are compliant with the required naming conventions.
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