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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SMT -
Message number: 092
Message text: Step &1 transformation &2 context &3: Double call-up sequence &4
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SMT092
- Step &1 transformation &2 context &3: Double call-up sequence &4 ?The SAP error message SMT092 typically indicates an issue related to the transformation process in SAP Data Services or SAP BW (Business Warehouse). The error message suggests that there is a "Double call-up sequence," which means that a transformation step is being called more than once in a way that is not allowed.
Cause:
- Double Call-Up: The error occurs when a transformation is invoked multiple times in a sequence where it should only be called once. This can happen due to incorrect configuration or logic in the data flow.
- Incorrect Data Flow Design: The design of the data flow may have loops or multiple paths leading to the same transformation, causing it to be executed more than once.
- Data Source Issues: If the data source is not properly defined or if there are issues with the data extraction process, it may lead to unexpected behavior in the transformation sequence.
Solution:
- Review Transformation Logic: Check the transformation logic to ensure that each transformation is only called once in the data flow. Look for any loops or multiple paths that might lead to the same transformation.
- Adjust Data Flow Design: Modify the data flow design to eliminate any double call-up scenarios. Ensure that each transformation is uniquely defined and that there are no redundant calls.
- Check for Dependencies: If the transformation depends on other transformations, ensure that the dependencies are correctly defined and that they do not lead to multiple executions of the same transformation.
- Test the Data Flow: After making adjustments, test the data flow to ensure that the error no longer occurs and that the data is processed correctly.
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