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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /SOMO/BPMON -
Message number: 056
Message text: Table &1: Number of deleted rows (&2) exceeds maximum (&3)
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/SOMO/BPMON056
- Table &1: Number of deleted rows (&2) exceeds maximum (&3) ?The SAP error message
/SOMO/BPMON056
indicates that a specific table has exceeded the maximum number of rows that can be deleted in a single operation. This is typically related to the Business Process Monitoring (BPM) functionality in SAP, which is used to monitor and analyze business processes.Cause:
The error occurs when an attempt is made to delete a number of rows from a table that exceeds the predefined limit set in the system. This limit is in place to prevent performance issues or accidental mass deletions that could affect system stability.
Solution:
To resolve this error, you can take the following steps:
Check the Maximum Limit: Identify the maximum number of rows that can be deleted in one operation. This information is usually specified in the error message itself (the value represented by
&3
).Batch Deletion: Instead of attempting to delete all rows at once, break down the deletion process into smaller batches. For example, if the maximum limit is 1000 rows, you can delete 1000 rows at a time until all desired rows are removed.
Adjust Configuration (if applicable): If you have the necessary permissions and it is appropriate for your system, you may consider adjusting the maximum limit for deletions. This should be done with caution and typically involves consulting with your SAP Basis or system administrator.
Use Transaction Codes: If you are using a specific transaction code to perform the deletion, ensure that you are following the correct procedures and that the transaction is designed to handle large deletions.
Monitor System Performance: After making changes or performing deletions, monitor the system's performance to ensure that it is not adversely affected.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to address the error and manage the deletion of rows in the specified table effectively.
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